Key result
Pressure-overload-stimulated cardiac hypertrophy in rats altered the relative predominance of only eight of over 700 different RNA translation products compared with sham surgery.
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Indicates largely preserved translational profile in hypertrophy; leaves open functional roles of the eight altered products.
Boheler et al. (1988) studied Cardiac hypertrophy. Subdiaphragmatic aortic constriction (pressure overload) vs. Sham surgery was evaluated on Changes in predominance of specific messenger RNAs (in vitro directed RNA translation products). Pressure-overload-stimulated cardiac hypertrophy in rats altered the relative predominance of only eight of over 700 different RNA translation products compared with sham surgery.
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