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C57BL/6 increases energy balance in mice.
“The energy balance, indicated by the gain/loss in body weight per unit of food consumed, is higher in C57BL/6 than DBA/2 mice.”
Animalscomparing C57BL/6 to DBA/2 mice
Comparison of metabolic rate and oxidative stress between two different strains of mice with varying response to caloric restriction
Experimental gerontology4 May 2008

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CellsYesterday

Loss of body-clock protein linked to more artery plaques in mice

Experiments linked deletion of a body-clock protein in brown fat cells to greater plaque formation in aging and young mice genetically prone to artery disease.Experiments linked deletion of a body-clock protein in brown fat cells to greater plaque formation in aging and young mice genetically prone to artery disease.

Experiments in aged male mice, one year, against controlsMechanisms

Limit: Ucp1-Cre is not PVAT-specific, so effects from other brown fat depots may confound results

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NutrientsYesterday

Temporal Transitions in Dietary Patterns and Their Associations with Overweight and Obesity Among Middle-Aged and Older Adults in Southern China: Evidence from Four Rounds of Nutrition Surveillance, 2002-2022

Cross-sectional study of 8,502 peopleOverweight

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Nutrition ResearchYesterday

Maternal BMI trajectories reflect nutritional and metabolic status and are associated with postpartum hypertension risk

Cohort study of 444 peopleHypertension

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Nature15 Oct

Brown fat linked to less cardiovascular and psychiatric disease

An observational study of 101,243 patients at a large cancer centre linked detectable brown fat to lower prevalence of cardiovascular and psychiatric diseases.An observational study of 101,243 patients at a large cancer centre linked detectable brown fat to lower prevalence of cardiovascular and psychiatric diseases.

Case-control study of 26,302 patients at a cancer centreMechanisms

Limit: Tumour types or cancer therapies could influence the associations despite adjustment

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The Proceedings of the Nutrition Society15 Oct

Interpreting intermittent fasting physiology in the context of behaviour

ReviewIntermittent fasting

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bioRxiv14 Oct

Loss of myosin VI leads to age-dependent changes in the maintenance of heart ventricle mitochondria

Preprint: experiments in miceMitochondrion

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Obesity Reviews12 Oct

The Power of Two: Harnessing Dual Glucagon and Incretin Signaling for Treatment of Obesity and Metabolic Dysfunction-Associated Steatohepatitis-A Narrative Review with a Translational Focus

ReviewMetabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis

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bioRxiv9 Oct

Caloric restriction delays cancer wasting in mice

In a mouse model of lung cancer, restricting food before tumour induction preserved lean mass and prolonged survival where targeting individual candidate factors failed.In a mouse model of lung cancer, restricting food before tumour induction preserved lean mass and prolonged survival where targeting individual candidate factors failed.

Preprint: experiments in miceDietary restriction

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American Journal of Preventive Medicine9 Oct

Does Volunteering Give an Extra Health Boost? Volunteering and High Blood Pressure Among Insured and Uninsured U.S. Adults in Late Midlife

Cohort study of 4,169 peoplePopulations

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Antioxidants & Redox Signaling8 Oct

Protein loss caused senescence-like changes in lab-grown neurons

Experiments in models of neurons that regulate energy balance found cell enlargement and other senescence-like changes after researchers removed or reduced selenoprotein…Experiments in models of neurons that regulate energy balance found cell enlargement and other senescence-like changes after researchers removed or reduced selenoprotein T.

Experiments in miceCellular senescence

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