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This is the first report of oligonucleotide-mediated exon skipping and dystrophin protein induction in the heart of treated animals.

No other significant toxicities were noted upon necropsy and pathological examination of liver, lungs, kidney and heart of treated animals.

The efficient restoration of dystrophin described here in the heart of treated dKO mice may have contributed to their extended lifespan.

Relative weights of different vital organs (spleen, kidney, liver, lung and heart) of treated groups were not significantly different from that of control group in both sexes (Table 2).

We have recently observed that after 7 weeks of doxorubicin treatment, male rats but not females had high mortality rate, signs of heart failure, and altered mitochondrial function, and we identified a significant decrease in total cardiolipin content specifically in the heart of treated males [ 5].

Moreover, despite the observed benefits, CMCs were rarely present in the kidneys or hearts of treated SNX animals, whereas high numbers were found in the liver and spleen, suggesting that at least some of their effects may be mediated at a distance, possibly through the elaboration of diffusible factor(s) that inhibit(s) the actions of TGF-ß.

There was a trend toward increased fibrosis in the hearts of treated mdx mice (mdx S % fibrosis 0.68 ± 0.47), compared with controls (mdx C % fibrosis 0.14 ± 0.071), but this did not reach statistical significance (P > 0.05).

The heart weight of treated mdx mice increased by 25% in the mdx 4H group and 22 42% in the mdx 11L and 11H groups (Fig. 4C, D).

In addition, we determine a strong correlation between the elevated D-glucose and the elevated heart rate of treated embryos.

A strong correlation is observed between the increased heart rate of treated zebrafish and exposure to elevated D-glucose.

For both 36-hpf and 54-hpf groups, the mean heart rate of treated zebrafish embryos is slightly higher than that of untreated ones, as shown in Fig. 7(b).