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Aging • Vol 16 • No 9
Biological sex, sex steroids and sex chromosomes contribute to mouse cardiac aging
May 2024 • Audrey Morin-Grandmont, Élisabeth Walsh‐Wilkinson, Emylie-Ann Labbé, Sara-Ève Thibodeau, É. Dupont, Dominique K. Boudreau, Marie Arsenault, Yohan Bos…
After menopause, the incidence of cardiovascular disease rapidly rises in women. The disappearing protection provided by sex steroids is a consequence of the development of many risk factors. Preclinical studies are necessary to understand better the effects of ovarian hormones loss cardiac aging. To mimic menopause in mice and study its consequences, we delayed ovariectomy at 12 months and followed animals for 12 months. Using RNA sequencing, we investigated changes in the myocardial exome with aging. In addition…
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