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Hypothalamic effects of neonatal diet: reversible and only partially leptin dependent

Jun 27, 2017 |

By Thai-Xinh Nguyen, Julie Quach, Ilvana Ziko, Luba Sominsky

| Journal of Endocrinology

Early life diet influences metabolic programming, increasing the risk for long-lasting metabolic ill health. Neonatally overfed rats have an early increase in leptin that is maintained long term and is associated with a corresponding elevation in body weight.

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