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Previous reports in adolescents from HFD moms: ↑Lipogenesis ↓Lipid Oxidation Corresponding with increased weight gain and development of fatty liver Previous programming studies: Hepatology Vol.50, 6 Pages: 1796-1808. Copyright © 2009 American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases
Summary: Maternal obesity/HFD increased - Maternal fasting blood glucose - Maternal HOMA-IR score - Maternal AT Macrophages - Placental LPL activity - Placental lipid deposition - Placental Macrophages - Fetal hepatic lipid deposition - Adolescent weight gain, male IR All were ameliorated (by differing degrees) by maternal expression of fat-1 transgene.
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Maternal Nutrition and Metabolic Pr
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Colorado Program in Nutrition and H
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Outline of Talk: 1) The new science
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Oct. 6, 2010
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March 18, 2010 700,000 children and
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World-Wide Childhood Obesity Epidem
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Prevalence (%) Prevalence of Type 2
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The “Obese Environment” • Adi
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When the two combine: Maternal Obes
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Co-Morbidities of Childhood Obesity
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Global projections for the diabetes
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The Developing World is catching up
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Fetal Origin of Adult Disease Fetal
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Infant Adiposity vs. BW Catalano, A
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First take home message: Its not al
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Figure 1. Complex Pathogenesis of T
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Obese Pregnancy and Fetal Nutrients
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NEWS & VIEWS Childhood obesity—me
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Adult NAFLD Insulin Resistance Obes
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Maternal diet-induced obesity alter
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Metabolic Programming in the Fetus:
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Benefits and Obstacles to working i
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A Primate Model Japanese Macaques @
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High Fat Diet Animals High Fat Diet
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Fetal Hepatic Pathology Under Condi
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-Elevated Stress Response in Fetal
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Model showing loss of Sirtuin 3 fun
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Chow Maternal Fetal Breast Milk * *
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Placenta Histology Control Pregnanc
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Fetal circulating cytokines Include
Page 62 and 63: Summary: Maternal HFD: • Signific
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Page 66 and 67: Offspring from HFD fed mothers exhi
Page 68 and 69: Maternal HFD increases liver trigly
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Page 72 and 73: Putative Natural History of Fatty L
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Page 95 and 96: Transgenic Animal Model: The Fat-1
Page 97 and 98: Experiment Outline: 8 week-old Virg
Page 99 and 100: Fetuses from WT-HFD mothers have si
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Page 103 and 104: Lipoprotein Lipase (LPL) activity i
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Page 115: Acknowledgments: Mentor: Jed Friedm
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