Myostatin expression, lymphocyte population, and potential cytokine production correlate with predisposition to high-fat diet induced obesity in mice.

Our previous study revealed the changes on gene expression profiles in the livers of C57BL/6J mice fed a high-fat diet containing three types of coffee (caffeinated, decaffeinated

Body weight, food, and water (tea) intake and adiposity of mice receiving high-fat diet (Obese group) or high-fat diet supplemented with white tea extract (0.5%, Obese + WTE

China at 10 percent significance level has barriers at 1-level; South Korea at 5 percent significance level presents barriers for 10-level; both Taiwan at 1

Fifteen percent high fructose corn syrup intake and the high-fat diet reduced leptin gene expression in the brain of Wistar rats, with differential effects on weight gain.. Keywords

In the present study, we evaluated the effect of a high-protein and high-fat diet on cholesterol metabolism by examining plasma cholesterol concentrations and the expression

Furthermore, we studied diet- induced changes in the expression of different T cell markers (CD103, CD45RB high/low and CD62L) and determined if these changes were located

We analyzed several of the imprinted genes involved in obesity, in adipocytes of mice fed a control diet and mice fed a HFD, and found that the paternal transmission of

However, when compared the standard diet and high- fat diet, it was observed that the animals fed with a high-fat diet and with/without Ilex paraguariensis