<p>Postnatal growth in males (A, C) and females (B, D) from the first (A, B; N = 5 HFHS dams, 28 pups, 6 CON dams, 43 pups) and second cohorts (C, D; N = 8 HFHS dams, 44 pups, 9 CON dams, 53 pups). Although the diet by sex interaction was not significant at any age, data for each sex are presented separately for clarity, and values are least squares means ± standard error from repeated measures analyses including effects of diet, sex, and the diet by sex interaction with dam as the random subject. Asterisks denote ages at which effect of diet is significant (P < 0.05).</p
<p>Females raised on a poor diet produced larger offspring than females that were raised on a standa...
Sex differences in offspring development and phenotypes. Although the effect of sex on snout-vent le...
<p>Body weight at birth (postnatal day 0, PND0) (A), at PND7 (B) and at PND21 (C) of male and female...
<p>Glucose tolerance in males (A, C) and females (B, D) from the first (A, B; N = 5 HFHS dams, 24 pu...
<p>effect of maternal diet across groups, p<0.001.</p><p>effect of postnatal diet in undernourished ...
<p>(A) female offspring of all groups fed a chow diet; (B, C, D) female offspring fed a postnatal hi...
<p>(A) Mean body weights of dam fed with the control diet (Ctrl), high fatty (HF) or highly palatabl...
<p>Body weights of male (A) and female (B) offspring were measured from 12–50 weeks of age. Male off...
<p>Data are expressed as mean ± SEM. The first letter describes maternal diet; chow (C) or HFD (F) a...
<p>The data are presented as median (thick line), upper and lower quartiles (boxes) and minimum–maxi...
Body mass (g, mean ± E) of female and male offspring at weaning time (30 days) and 60 days after bir...
Animal studies have shown that maternal resource allocation can be sex-biased in order to maximize r...
<p>Animals were fed chow diet until week 23 and western diet (WD) from week 23 to 27. Body weight fo...
<p>(A) The survival of pooled offspring from incrosses within the 5 and 60 mg treatment arms over th...
<p>CC in which offspring of control-diet dams were nursed by control dams; DD in which offspring of ...
<p>Females raised on a poor diet produced larger offspring than females that were raised on a standa...
Sex differences in offspring development and phenotypes. Although the effect of sex on snout-vent le...
<p>Body weight at birth (postnatal day 0, PND0) (A), at PND7 (B) and at PND21 (C) of male and female...
<p>Glucose tolerance in males (A, C) and females (B, D) from the first (A, B; N = 5 HFHS dams, 24 pu...
<p>effect of maternal diet across groups, p<0.001.</p><p>effect of postnatal diet in undernourished ...
<p>(A) female offspring of all groups fed a chow diet; (B, C, D) female offspring fed a postnatal hi...
<p>(A) Mean body weights of dam fed with the control diet (Ctrl), high fatty (HF) or highly palatabl...
<p>Body weights of male (A) and female (B) offspring were measured from 12–50 weeks of age. Male off...
<p>Data are expressed as mean ± SEM. The first letter describes maternal diet; chow (C) or HFD (F) a...
<p>The data are presented as median (thick line), upper and lower quartiles (boxes) and minimum–maxi...
Body mass (g, mean ± E) of female and male offspring at weaning time (30 days) and 60 days after bir...
Animal studies have shown that maternal resource allocation can be sex-biased in order to maximize r...
<p>Animals were fed chow diet until week 23 and western diet (WD) from week 23 to 27. Body weight fo...
<p>(A) The survival of pooled offspring from incrosses within the 5 and 60 mg treatment arms over th...
<p>CC in which offspring of control-diet dams were nursed by control dams; DD in which offspring of ...
<p>Females raised on a poor diet produced larger offspring than females that were raised on a standa...
Sex differences in offspring development and phenotypes. Although the effect of sex on snout-vent le...
<p>Body weight at birth (postnatal day 0, PND0) (A), at PND7 (B) and at PND21 (C) of male and female...