Diet-induced adiposity leads to early mammary gland development during pregnancy in the rabbit
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Summary
The results show that diet-induced obesity, beginning before puberty, alters mammary gland development at mid-pregnancy in the rabbit, and this condition may influence the predisposition of offspring to obesity.
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- preprint
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- 2011-06-30
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Keywords
Lactation, Internal medicine, Endocrinology, Mammary gland, Pregnancy
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