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Reproducibility and Sex Differences in a STZ-High-Fat Diet Model of MASLD and Early Hepatocarcinogenesis. [PDF]
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High-fat diet-responsive DNM1 promotes hepatocellular carcinoma progression and predicts poor prognosis in viral-associated patients. [PDF]
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Correction to "Maternal High-Fat Diet and Neonatal LPS Exposure Prolong USV Sequences and Shift Call-Type Repertoires in Neonatal Rats". [PDF]
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Tanycyte BMAL1 regulates high-fat diet weight gain and shapes arcuate neurogenesis in female mice. [PDF]
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Nature Genetics, 2018
Maternal high-fat diet has a negative impact on fertility—including an apparent direct effect on early development. In this issue, a new study connects this phenotype to depletion of Stella protein in oocytes, demonstrating environmental regulation of a maternal-effect gene.
Hajkova, P, Leitch, HG
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Maternal high-fat diet has a negative impact on fertility—including an apparent direct effect on early development. In this issue, a new study connects this phenotype to depletion of Stella protein in oocytes, demonstrating environmental regulation of a maternal-effect gene.
Hajkova, P, Leitch, HG
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High-Fat Diets and Stress Responsivity
Physiology & Behavior, 1998Adult male rats were fed one of five diets varying in fat composition (Purina Chow or soy bean oil, corn oil, menhaden oil, or olive oil added to chow) for 10 weeks. After 3 days of access, no differences between groups were found in plasma corticosterone measured at light onset and light offset.
K, Kamara, R, Eskay, T, Castonguay
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