... modification to contractile function, membrane composition and metabolic capacity. Zebrafish Cold acclimation Cardiac remodelling Metabolism Mass spectrometry Quantitative proteomics Ectothermic fish live in environments where temperatures can vary both daily and seasonally. These variations...

... the hypothesis that chronic cortisol elevation induces cardiac remodelling in subordinate trout, as previously reported for cortisol-treated rainbow trout. Ventricle mass and cardiac hypertrophy markers were unaffected by social stress. Picrosirius Red staining revealed a trend for lower collagen levels...

... ventricle . Front. Physiol.   6 , 427 . 10.3389/fphys.2015.00427 Keen , A. N. , Klaiman , J. M. , Shiels , H. A. and Gillis , T. E. ( 2017 ). Temperature-induced cardiac remodelling in fish . J. Exp. Biol.   220 , 147 - 160 . 10.1242/jeb.128496 Kehl , T. , Backes...

.../z84-079 Fedak , P. W. M. , Bai , L. , Turnbull , J. , Ngu , J. , Narine , K. and Duff , H. J. ( 2012 ). Cell therapy limits myofibroblast differentiation and structural cardiac remodeling: basic fibroblast growth factor-mediated paracrine mechanism . Circ. Heart Fail...

... in physiological temperature. Hence, temperature-induced cardiac remodelling is common in fish that remain active following seasonal decreases in temperature. This Review is organized around the ventricular phases of the cardiac cycle – specifically diastolic filling, isovolumic pressure generation and ejection...

...% greater than in the sham-injected control fish. Temperature modulated the anaemia-induced ventricular remodelling and erythropoietic responses, as indicated by cold-acclimation reducing the extent of the cardiac remodelling and slowing erythropoietic recovery. For example,in cold-acclimated fish, PHZ...

...Bernard Swynghedauw SUMMARY Cardiac phenotypic plasticity (so-called cardiac remodelling, CR) is characterized by changes in myocardial structure that happen in response to either mechanical overload or a loss of substance such as that occurring after myocardial infarction. Mechanosensation...