Acute effects of a high-fat diet on estrous cycling and body weight of intact female mice.
Acute effects of a high-fat diet on estrous cycling and body weight of intact female mice.
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高脂肪饮食对未绝育雌性小鼠的发情周期和体重的急性影响。
DOI:
10.1038/s41386-021-01164-6
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2022
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Burton,MichaelD
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Lenert,MelissaE;Burton,MichaelD
As the onset of reproductive disorders occur in younger patients, correlations to the western diet (high in fats and sugars) and adolescent obesity leads us to focus on these factorsL effects on reproductive health. Early reproductive disorders such as adolescent polycystic ovarian syndrome present with insulin resistance, elevated triglycerides, and ovarian dysfunction [1]. Thus, understanding the mechanisms that regulate whole-body metabolism is an important aspect of mitigating symptoms of reproductive disorders [2].Historically, female mice were not used in reproductive and metabolic studies because they fail to present the long-term metabolic abnormalities consistent with obesity [3]. Recent evidence has shown that ovarian hormones play an important role in this phenomenon, as removal of the ovaries prior to a high-fat diet (HFD;> 40% kcal from fats) results in similar rates of weight gain as in males. Studies that assess sex hormone levels in mice on HFD follow them (12 weeks+) and have not examined acute effects of western