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Fetal growth interacts with multilocus genetic score reflecting dopamine signaling capacity to predict spontaneous sugar intake in children.

Appetite - 1 Jan 2018

Silveira Patrícia P, Pokhvisneva Irina, Gaudreau Hélène, Atkinson Leslie, Fleming Alison S, Sokolowski Marla B, Steiner Meir, Kennedy James L, Dubé Laurette, Levitan Robert D, Meaney Michael J

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BACKGROUND: We have shown that intrauterine growth restriction (IUGR) leads to increased preference for palatable foods at different ages in both humans and rodents. In IUGR rodents, altered striatal dopamine signaling associates with a preference for palatable foods. OBJECTIVES: Our aim was to investigate if a multilocus genetic score reflecting dopamine-signaling capacity is differently associated with...

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PMID: 29038017
DOI: 10.1016/j.appet.2017.10.021

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