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1 Sarcoplasmic reticulum (SR) Sodium CTNNA2 SLC8A1 ACTB TCF7L1 ITGA7 DSC2 CACNG4 ITGAV CTNNB1 DSG2 LAMA2 CACNG8 ITGA4 ACTG1 CACNA1C ACTN2 CTNNA3 ITGB6 CACNA2D3 DSP Cardiac muscle contraction ACTG1 ITGB3 PKP2 Wnt signaling pathway ITGB1 ITGA11 SGCD ITGB8 TCF7 ACTN4 CACNA2D2 ITGA3 TCF7L2 PKP2 CACNA1S DSG2 ACTN1 ATP2A2 ITGA2B CTNNA2 JUP CACNG7 ITGA8 DSG2 ITGA10 CACNA2D1 JUP CTNNA1 CACNA1D ITGA9 DES DSC2 PKP2 JUP Calcium DSP CACNG3 CACNB3 Calcium SGCA SGCG JUP ITGA6 Calcium ITGA1 CDH2 CACNA2D4 EMD DSC2 ITGA2 ITGB4 DSP LMNA LEF1 DSC2 PKP2 CTNNA1 RYR2 ACTB ECM-receptor interaction CACNB4 CACNG6 JUP JUP DAG1 JUP ITGA5 CDH2 Calcium ITGB7 JUP Gap junction ACTN3 CACNG1 DSG2 SGCB PKP2 CACNA1F CACNB2 CTNNA3 DAG1 CACNG2 CACNB1 ITGB5 PKP2 CACNG5 Calcium Calcium Calcium Calcium Sodium Cardiac myocyte Cardiac myocyte Sarcolemma Adherens junction Desmome Cardiomyocyte detatchment Gap junction GJA1 GJA1 GJA1 GJA1 Competition between plakoglobin and beta-catenin Inhibition of Wnt/beta-catenin signaling Nucleus Extracellular Matrix (ECM) Hyperactivation or hypersensitivity to calcium Imbalance of calcium homeostasis Distribution of normal excitation-contraction coupling Nuclear localization of plakoglobin Apoptosis and/or necrosis Inflammation Replacement of RV (later LV) myocardium by fibrofatty tissue Symptomatic arrhythmias RV (and LV) failure Environmental factors, autonomic nervous system DSP DSP DSP Intermediate filament DMD DES Z Disk Z Disk M Disk Adipo-and fibrogenesis Dystroglycan complex Sarcoglycan complex
Description
Arrhythmogenic right ventricular cardiomyopathy (ARVC) is an inherited heart disease that may result in arrhythmia, heart failure, and sudden death. Hallmark pathologies of ARVC include myocyte loss and fibrofatty replacement.
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