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Growth and development of male "little" mice assessed with Parks' theory of feeding and growth.

Growth, development, and aging : GDA - 1 Jan 2002

Puche Rodolfo C, Alloatti Rosa, Chapo Gustavo

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This work was designed to characterize the appetite kinetics and growth of male C57BL/6J (lit) mice. Those variables were assessed with Parks' function of ad libitum feeding and growth. Heterozygous mice (lit/+) attained their mature weight at 12-15 weeks of age, peak growth rate (3.5 g/week) at 5 weeks and displayed the normal decay of food conversion efficiency as a function of age. The homozygous genotype has...

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