Postnatal weaning to different diets leads to different reproductive phenotypes in female offspring following perinatal exposure to high levels of dietary advanced glycation end products.

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OBJECTIVE: To examine, following perinatal exposure to a diet high in advanced glycation end products (AGEs), whether the use of standard AGE-free mouse chow during the postweaning period alters metabolism and reproduction differently than exposure to a diet low in AGEs. DESIGN: Experimental animal study. SETTING: University-based research laboratory. ANIMAL(S): Female CD1 mice. INTERVENTION(S): Seven-week-old...

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