Leptin Resistance as a Cause of Lack of Eating Behavior Changes in Hyperleptinemia and Obesity in Female Rats — Offspring of Gestational Stressed Mothers
Abstract:In the experiment on Wistar rats was studied age dynamics of body weight in the postnatal period in the offspring of gestational stressed mothers, which was born with low weight and reduced levels of leptin in the blood plasma. It was shown that adult offspring of stressed mothers have increased body weight and visceral fat mass, increased levels of leptin in the blood compared to the offspring of intact mothers. However, by the number of food consumed offspring of stressed mothers did not differ from intact o… Show more
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