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Six Dahl salt-sensitive rats fed on normal chow served as controls.
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When fed a normal chow, animals lacking IMPACT weight slightly less than wild-type mice.
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Mice were followed in time for anti-oxLDL antibodies while on high-fat diet or normal chow.
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Pregnant Sprague-Dawley rats were maintained on normal chow or HF diet throughout gestation and suckling.
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Rats fed on normal chow served as age-matched controls.
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Methods: Mice were fed normal chow or high-fat diet for 18-19 weeks.
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Both male and female Tg21 mice kept on normal chow and HFD showed significantly improved glycemic control.
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The metabolic effects of oophorectomy (Oophx) were studied in 6-month-old rats maintained on a normal chow diet.
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To explore the underlying mechanism, we administered mice normal chow or an HF diet and overexpressed LXRalpha in the liver.
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In experiment 2, we compared the effects of the 3-day HFD with those a 3-day HFD followed by four recovery days of normal chow.
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The mPer2(Brdm1) mice do not show increased predisposition to obesity either on normal chow or high fat diet compared to WT controls.
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Dahl salt-sensitive rats fed 8% NaCl diet from age 7 weeks served as DHF model, and those fed a normal chow served as control.
