1988
DOI: 10.1051/rnd:19880711
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Recent data on the structure of rabbit milk protein genes and on the mechanism of the hormonal control of their expression

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“…The present study was designed to analyze precisely the effects on mammary gland development at mid-pregnancy of a high-fat/ high-sugar diet administered prior to puberty, and to develop a nutritional model that more closely resembled the human obesity condition during adolescence. Mammary gland development has been described extensively in the rabbit (Denamur, 1963), together with secretion of the main milk proteins (Houdebine et al, 1985;Devinoy et al, 1988). Furthermore, fat development in this species is abdominal and interscapular and can thus be easily evaluated.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The present study was designed to analyze precisely the effects on mammary gland development at mid-pregnancy of a high-fat/ high-sugar diet administered prior to puberty, and to develop a nutritional model that more closely resembled the human obesity condition during adolescence. Mammary gland development has been described extensively in the rabbit (Denamur, 1963), together with secretion of the main milk proteins (Houdebine et al, 1985;Devinoy et al, 1988). Furthermore, fat development in this species is abdominal and interscapular and can thus be easily evaluated.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…hey acidic protein (WAP) was found in the milk of several species including mouse [1], rat [2], camels [3], and rabbits [4]. Recently, it has also isolated from the milk of pigs [5,6], and three marsupial species, tamer wallaby [7], red kangaroo [8], and brushtail possum [9].…”
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“…The binding site of STAT5 was predicted by TFSEARCH (http://www.cbrc.jp/research/ db/TFSEARCHJ.html). NF-1 (nuclear factor 1), GRE (glucocorticoid receptor binding element), and HSSA (DNase I hypersensitive site-A) and HSSB were predicted with reference to the sequences of the 5' regulatory elements of mouse [1], rat [2], and rabbit [4] WAP genes.…”
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“…hey acidic protein (WAP) has been identified in the milk of a wide range of laboratory animals rodents [1,2], as well as in camels [3], rabbits [4], pigs [5], and three marsupial species, the tammar wallaby [6], brushtail possum [7], the red kangaroo [8]. In mice and rabbits, the expression of the WAP gene occurs in mammary epithelial cells during late pregnancy and throughout lactation, and is regulated by a variety of lactogenic hormones, including insulin, glucocorticoid, and prolactin [9][10][11][12][13][14].…”
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