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期刊名:Growth development and aging

缩写:GROWTH DEVELOP AGING

ISSN:1041-1232

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L Leamy,Z Zhang L Leamy
Prenatal litter size effects were assessed in two inbred, cross-fostered strains of house mice (A/J and C57BL/10J) in order to see whether they differed among morphometric characters with different developmental histories. Three characters ...
L D De Gennaro L D De Gennaro
Stem cells of the glycogen body in chick embryos at 7-8 days of incubation (stages 31-34) were studied by light microscopy autoradiography, immunocytochemistry, and following induced spina bifida to discern their nature and origin. Glycogen...
C A Cooney C A Cooney
A mechanism of aging is proposed for mammals and other vertebrates. In this mechanism, most somatic cells have inherent deficiencies in methylation metabolism with respect to their capacity to methylate DNA. This leads to incomplete DNA met...
M J Armstrong,D Janick-Buckner,N Harvey et al. M J Armstrong et al.
Chimeric mice provide a unique approach to the analysis of genetic factors associated with aging since cells with two genetically distinct backgrounds can be analyzed in the same animal. In this study, bone marrow chimeras were produced by ...
J L Graves J L Graves
Dietary restriction increases life span in mammals. This essay connects the dietary restriction response to evolutionary life history theory and experiments related to it. Evolutionary biologists have shown mathematically that aging is an i...
H D Mosier,F M Crinella,J Yu et al. H D Mosier et al.
Target size, i.e. body size appropriate for age, may be reset by bilateral lesions of several brain areas. The mechanism for control of target body size is unknown, but some of the loci have marked effects on gustatory behavior and/or energ...
A D Mitchell,N C Steele,P E Hare A D Mitchell
A study was conducted to determine the feasibility of using differences in the natural abundance of dietary 13C as a means of in vivo labeling. Four female pigs were fed a C3 plant diet (barley, soybean meal and alfalfa) and four were fed a...
C A Conn,S Mial,K T Borer C A Conn
Voluntary exercise during ad libitum feeding accelerates growth in mature female hamsters. If food is restricted during the exercise period, growth is suppressed, but ad libitum access to food at the cessation of exercise permits rapid catc...
W J Koops,M Grossman W J Koops
A multiphasic linear model is presented that describes the allometric relation between body components and permits a smooth transition from one linear segment to the next. Three applications of a diphasic linear model to allometric growth p...
C Vogl,W R Atchley,D E Cowley et al. C Vogl et al.
We studied the epigenetic effect of growth hormone using mice that were transgenic for a sheep metallothionein 1a-sheep growth hormone, which was expressed beginning at 21 days postnatal age. The impact of exogenous growth hormone (GH) on v...