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A preliminary integrated morphologic and transcriptomic analysis of denervation remodeling in rat laryngeal and hindlimb muscles

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By Gary Gartling, Masayoshi Yoshimatsu, Renjie Bing, Michael Garabedian, Aaron Johnson, Ryan C. Branski, Elizabeth Hary, Vivian Didomenico
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Abstract The translational relevance of the rat laryngeal model has been questioned due to key interspecies differences in laryngeal muscle fiber-type and MyHC composition from humans, notably the absence of type I fibers in the thyroarytenoid muscle. This difference fueled the view that fiber-type composition alone dictates outcomes of denervation injury. To preliminarily assess whether organ context (larynx vs. hindlimb), rather than fiber type (type I vs. type II) or subtype (IIB vs. IIA vs.
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