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During postnatal development, sympathetic innervation of the heart evolves, and repolarization accelerates.
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The expression of the chemorepellent Sema3a is inversely related to sympathetic innervation.
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Background: Heterogeneity of sympathetic innervation is thought to contribute to the potential for fatal arrhythmia.
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Horner's syndrome results from a unilateral disruption of the sympathetic innervation to the head and neck.
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Our goal in this study was to test whether sympathetic innervation modulates the ion channels that regulate repolarization.
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Here, we report the developmental loss of sympathetic innervation in human Down syndrome organs and in a mouse model.
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Tyrosine hydroxylase staining in fetal and postnatal kidneys revealed that sympathetic innervation of renin-producing cells occurs early in fetal development.
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Owing to the presence of incomplete reinnervation, heart transplant recipients provide a unique model to study the effects of efferent sympathetic innervation.
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Our results suggest that sympathetic innervation contributes to the developmental differences in K+ currents and APD postnatally in the rat.
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Therefore, we investigated whether the decreased TH-IR fiber density is the consequence of reduced sympathetic innervation, or a decrease in TH expression within innervating fibers.
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This shows that the onset of extrinsic sympathetic innervation is regulated by the developmental stage of the animal rather than by adaptation to extrauterine life.
