Papers on cardiomyocyte proliferation

Who was studiedAdult mice after a heart attack

What changedGiving clusterin improved heart regeneration in adult mice after a heart attack

The catchThe abstract omits the clusterin dose and treatment duration

Who was studiedNeonatal mice

What changedGenetically removing S100A8-marked macrophages impaired heart regeneration and reduced heart muscle cell multiplication in newborn mice

The catchHeart repair was assessed by cell proliferation and fibrosis; heart function was not measured

Who was studiedSurface-dwelling Astyanax mexicanus fish, 30-dpci, against control fish

What changedBlocking macrophages or B cells left larger heart wounds in surface fish than in control fish

The catchRegeneration was judged by wound area rather than restored heart function

Who was studiedPrimary neonatal cardiomyocytes, 48 hours, against control cultures

What changedCorticosterone increased cardiomyocyte proliferation in receptor-deficient cultures, but suppressed proliferation in control cultures

The catchCardiomyocyte proliferation was measured; cardiac function and regeneration were not measured

Who was studiedAdult mammalian hearts

What changedMechanical unloading of adult mammalian hearts induced cardiomyocyte proliferation

The catchTransplanted donor hearts were nonpumping rather than working under reduced workload