Matthew Kay
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Professor Matthew Kay is a faculty member at George Washington University in the United States. His research focuses on the intersection of neurocardiology and cardiac health, with recent publications exploring topics such as myocardial energetics, cardiac response to sleep apnea, and the regenerative capacity of peripheral nerves. His contributions include studies on the role of oxytocin in cardiac protection and advances in high-throughput optical sensing technologies for cardiac cells.
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Dystrophic hearts have poor contractile reserve that is associated with a reduction in myocardial energetics. We demonstrate that oxygen delivery does not contribute to the limited energy production of the dystrophic heart even with increased workloads. Cytochrome optical spectroscopy of the contracting heart reveals alterations in complex IV and evidence of depolarized mitochondrial membranes. We show specific alterations in the electron transport chain of the dystrophic heart that may contribute to poor myocardial energetics.
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Dan Li
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Donald Bers
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Kathryn Schunke
Assistant Professor
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Xitong Liu
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Emilia Entcheva
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David Mendelowitz
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Julia Liu
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