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Exploring the Effects of a High-Fat Diet and Gut Microbiomes on RIP140 Knockdown Mice Resistant to Diet Induced Type II Diabetes

, 2016
Jacob K. Jensen
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Mucin Alterations in Response to High-Fat Diet and the Potential Protective Role of Chickpea Accessions. [PDF]

Nutrients
Mentino D, Semeraro D, Taldone N, Pavan S, Caponio F, Gena P, Ranieri M, Tamma G, Guglielmi MV, Scillitani G, Fensore S, Mastrodonato M.   +11 more
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Exploring the Correlation Between High-Fat Diets and Depression Based on Transcriptomic Features and Network Pharmacology Analysis

Keyun Hu
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[Reducing diet with high fat content].

Tidsskrift for den Norske laegeforening : tidsskrift for praktisk medicin, ny raekke, 1978
H H, Bassøe, S H, Seim, M, Whitford
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Correction to 'In-depth multiomic characterization of the effects of obesity in high-fat diet-fed mice'. [PDF]

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High-Fat Diets and Stress Responsivity

Physiology & Behavior, 1998
Adult 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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