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Intergenerational effects of a paternal Western diet during adolescence on offspring gut microbiota, stress reactivity and social behavior

2021-09-19

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The global consumption of highly processed, calorie-dense foods has contributed to an epidemic of overweight and obesity, along with negative consequences for metabolic dysfunction and disease susceptibility. As it becomes apparent that overweight and obesity have ripple effects through generations, understanding of the processes involved is required, in both maternal and paternal epigenetic inheritance. We focuse...

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c17ef95a-c6fe-516e-a8f3-65cd50e172af
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10.1101/2021.09.16.460599
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