Search Results - "Gayles, E.C"

Model for predicting and phenotyping at normal weight the long-term propensity for obesity in Sprague–Dawley rats by Dourmashkin, J.T., Chang, G.-Q., Hill, J.O., Gayles, E.C., Fried, S.K., Leibowitz, S.F.

“…Tests were conducted to determine whether weight gain or nutrient intake measures during the first week of exposure to a macronutrient diet can accurately…”
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PVN galanin increases fat storage and promotes obesity by causing muscle to utilize carbohydrate more than fat by Yun, R., Dourmashkin, J.T., Hill, J., Gayles, E.C., Fried, S.K., Leibowitz, S.F.

“…To understand the function of the feeding-stimulatory peptide, galanin (GAL), in eating and body weight regulation, the present experiments tested the effects…”
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Weight gain model in prepubertal rats: prediction and phenotyping of obesity-prone animals at normal body weight by Leibowitz, K.L, Chang, G.Q, Pamy, P.S, Hill, J.O, Gayles, E.C, Leibowitz, S.F

“…Objective: Male Sprague-Dawley rats maintained from birth on a high-fat diet were examined to determine whether a specific measure before puberty can identify…”
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Menhaden oil prevents but does not reverse sucrose-induced insulin resistance in rats by Podolin, D.A, Gayles, E.C, Wei, Y, Thresher, J.S, Pagliassotti, M.J

“…Although fish oil supplementation may prevent the onset of diet-induced insulin resistance in rats, it appears to worsen glycemic control in humans with…”
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Female rats do not develop sucrose-induced insulin resistance by Horton, T.J. (University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, Denver, CO.), Gayles, E.C, Prach, P.A, Koppenhafer, T.A, Pagliassotti, M.J

“…In male rats, 2 wk of high-sucrose feeding results in insulin resistance and hypertriglyceridemia [Pagliassotti, M. J., P. A. Prach, T. A. Koppenhafer, and D…”
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Developmental stage modifies diet-induced peripheral insulin resistance in rats by Pagliassotii, M.J, Gayles, E.C, Podolin, D.A, Wei, Y, Morin, C.L

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Reduced insulin suppression of glucose appearance is related to susceptibility to dietary obesity in rats by Pagliassotti, M.J, Horton, T.J, Gayles, E.C, Koppenhafer, T.A, Rosenzweig, T.D, Hill, J.O

“…To examine the relationship between insulin action and body weight regulation in male rats, the following studies were performed. In study 1, rats (n = 31)…”
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