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Impact of nutrition on phenotype in CFTR-deficient mice.

Pediatric research - 1 Nov 2007

Cottart Charles-Henry, Bonvin Elise, Rey Colette, Wendum Dominique, Bernaudin Jean-François, Dumont Sylvie, Lasnier Elisabeth, Debray Dominique, Clément Annick, Housset Chantal, Bonora Monique

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To elucidate the impact of nutrition in cystic fibrosis (CF), we compared the phenotypic traits of Cftr -/- mice fed either a lipid-enriched liquid diet (Peptamen) or a standard chow combined with polyethylenglycol osmotic laxative (PEG), two strategies commonly used to prevent intestinal obstruction in CF mice. Survival, growth, liver, and ventilatory status were determined in Cftr -/- and Cftr +/+ mice,...

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PMID: 17805210
DOI: 10.1203/PDR.0b013e318155a61d

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