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Genetic variation in reproductive responses to a high-energy diet in mice.

Journal of animal science - 1 May 1991

Pomp D, Eisen E J

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Effects of a high-energy diet on reproduction were studied in 300 mice from lines selected for litter size and(or) 6-wk BW (L+, increased litter size; W+, increased body weight; L+W-, increased litter size and decreased body weight; L-W+, decreased litter size and increased body weight; and K, ra...

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Animals
Body Weight
Eating
Energy Intake
Female
Genetic Variation
Least-Squares Analysis
Litter Size
Male
Mice
Ovulation
Random Allocation
Regression Analysis

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PMID: 2066298
DOI: 10.2527/1991.6951875x

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