Skeletal muscle fibres synthesis in heart failure: role of PGC-1alpha, calcineurin and GH
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Skeletal muscle fibres synthesis in heart failure: role of PGC-1alpha, calcineurin and GH
Abstract
Background: Patients with congestive heart failure (CHF) have decreased exercise capacity because of muscle fatigability. Symptoms are due to a specific myopathy with increased expression of fast type II fibres, fast MHCs and muscle atrophy. PGC-1alpha, a potent transcriptional coactivator for nuclear receptors, induces mitochondrial myogenesis and the preferential synthesis of slow fibres. IGF1-Calcineurin stimulation can lead to increased expression of PGC-1alpha.
Methods: We investigated the levels of PGC-1alpha during progression and regression of skeletal myopathy in the soleus muscle of rats with right heart failure secondary to monocrotaline-induced pulmonary hypertension. We used GH to stimulate the IGF1-calcineurin-PGC-1alpha axis.
Results: The slow MHC1 decreased from 90.6+/-0.5 to 71.7+/-2.2 in the CHF rats (p<0.00001) and increased to 82.1+/-1.8 after GH (p<0.00002). Western blot analysis showed that PGC-1alpha is significantly decreased in CHF, while it came back to control values after GH. Cytochrome c was decreased in CHF and returned to control values with GH. Troponin I was expressed solely as slow isoform in the control soleus, while the fast isoform appeared in CHF. Its expression returned to control values after GH.
Conclusions: We conclude that PGC-1alpha plays an important role in regulating slow fibres expression. PGC1-1alpha is in turn regulated by the IGF1-calcineurin axis. GH by increasing the circulating levels of IGF1, enhanced the expression of slow MHC1, TnI and the synthesis of mitochondria.
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