Cafeteria-fed rats persistently consumed more fat, even when adjusted for body weight.

Brief daily access to cafeteria-style diet impairs hepatic metabolism even in the absence of excessive body weight gain in rats

Giudetti A. M.
Micioni Di Bonaventura M. V.
Ferramosca A.
Longo S.
Micioni Di Bonaventura E.
Friuli M.
Romano A.
Gaetani S.
Cifani C.

January 2020

Numerous nutritional approaches aimed at reducing body weight have been developed as a strategy to r...

Food intake.

Clare L. Adam (684674)
Lynn M. Thomson (684677)
Patricia A. Williams (684675)
Alexander W. Ross (216700)

October 2015

Daily food energy intake by diet induced obese rats fed high fat diet (HF), high fat diet with 10...

Percentage snacking at 5 weeks correlated with terminal body weights of cafeteria-fed rats.

Sarah I. Martire (397746)
Nathan Holmes (397747)
R. Fred Westbrook (397748)
Margaret J. Morris (232441)

April 2013

Mean snack number plotted against mean percentage snacking (panel A), and terminal body weight pl...

Cafeteria-fed rats consumed more food and energy, and weighed more than chow-fed rats.

Sarah I. Martire (397746)
Nathan Holmes (397747)
R. Fred Westbrook (397748)
Margaret J. Morris (232441)

April 2013

Mean (±SEM) weekly 24 hr food intake in grams (left), energy intake in kilojoules (middle), and w...

Food selection during 24 hr energy intake measures in cafeteria-fed rats.

Sarah I. Martire (397746)
Nathan Holmes (397747)
R. Fred Westbrook (397748)
Margaret J. Morris (232441)

April 2013

Proportion of each food type selected as a percentage of total intake (kJ), in cafeteria diet fed...

Cafeteria-fed rats consumed consistently fewer meals but more snacks early in diet exposure.

Sarah I. Martire (397746)
Nathan Holmes (397747)
R. Fred Westbrook (397748)
Margaret J. Morris (232441)

April 2013

Mean (±SEM) number of meals (left), mean meal duration (middle), and mean inter-meal interval (ri...

Cumulative body weight gain and average daily caloric intake in rats with different diet conditions.

Yu-Wei Chen (488763)
Kimberly A. Fiscella (598239)
Samuel Z. Bacharach (598240)
Donna J. Calu (598241)

July 2014

A. Weekly average cumulative body weight gain (mean±SEM) in rats with daily access to a ca...

Altered feeding patterns in rats exposed to a palatable cafeteria diet: increased snacking and its implications for development of obesity.

Sarah I Martire
Nathan Holmes
R Fred Westbrook
Margaret J Morris

BACKGROUND: Rats prefer energy-rich foods over chow and eat them to excess. The pattern of eating el...

Altered Feeding Patterns in Rats Exposed to a Palatable Cafeteria Diet: Increased Snacking and Its Implications for Development of Obesity

Martire Sarah I.
Holmes Nathan
Westbrook R. Fred
Morris Margaret J.

April 2013

Rats prefer energy-rich foods over chow and eat them to excess. The pattern of eating elicited by th...

Cafeteria Diet Increased Adiposity In Comparison To High Fat Diet In Young Male Rats

Buyukdere, Yucel
Gulec, Atila
Akyol, Asli

January 2019

Background Dietary intervention studies in animal models of obesity are crucial to elucidate the mec...

Rats eat a cafeteria-style diet to excess but eat smaller amounts and less frequently when tested with chow.

Timothy South
Nathan M Holmes
Sarah I Martire
R Frederick Westbrook
Margaret J Morris

BACKGROUND: Obesity is associated with excessive consumption of palatable, energy dense foods. The p...

Ratios of energy and lipid intake with respect to whole body energy and lipid content in rats fed a control or simplified cafeteria diet for 28 days.

María del Mar Romero (328408)
Stéphanie Roy (456186)
Karl Pouillot (531957)
Marisol Feito (531958)
Montserrat Esteve (381269)
María del Mar Grasa (5658256)
José-Antonio Fernández-López (531959)
Marià Alemany (328414)
Xavier Remesar (328411)

March 2014

FC = female control; MC = male control; FK = female cafeteria; MK = male cafeteria. Each point co...

Body weight and food intake.

Clare L. Adam (684674)
Silvia W. Gratz (2806060)
Diana I. Peinado (2806057)
Lynn M. Thomson (684677)
Karen E. Garden (684676)
Patricia A. Williams (684675)
Anthony J. Richardson (130686)
Alexander W. Ross (216700)

May 2016

(a) Body weights and (b) daily food intakes of diet induced obese rats fed high fat diet (HF), hi...

Rats Eat a Cafeteria-Style Diet to Excess but Eat Smaller Amounts and Less Frequently when Tested with Chow

South Timothy
Holmes Nathan M.
Martire Sarah I.
Westbrook R. Frederick
Morris Margaret J.

April 2014

Obesity is associated with excessive consumption of palatable, energy dense foods. The present study...

Weight curves of rats on the control diet (circles, fed ad libitum), compared to the three experimental diets (iso-energetic pair feeding): low-carbohydrate high-fat, low-protein diet (LC-HF-LP; squares), low-carbohydrate high-fat, normal-protein diet (LC-HF-NP; upward triangles) or high fat diet (downward triangles); p<0.0005, repeated measurements ANOVA.

Matthias J. Betz (158336)
Maximilian Bielohuby (158339)
Brigitte Mauracher (158342)
William Abplanalp (158346)
Hans-Helge Müller (158349)
Korbinian Pieper (158350)
Juliane Ramisch (158353)
Matthias H. Tschöp (158357)
Felix Beuschlein (158361)
Martin Bidlingmaier (150187)
Marc Slawik (152756)

June 2012

The cumulative average weight gain for each group during the four week feeding period is given in...

Brief daily access to cafeteria-style diet impairs hepatic metabolism even in the absence of excessive body weight gain in rats

Giudetti A. M.
Micioni Di Bonaventura M. V.
Ferramosca A.
Longo S.
Micioni Di Bonaventura E.
Friuli M.
Romano A.
Gaetani S.
Cifani C.

January 2020

Numerous nutritional approaches aimed at reducing body weight have been developed as a strategy to r...

Food intake.

Clare L. Adam (684674)
Lynn M. Thomson (684677)
Patricia A. Williams (684675)
Alexander W. Ross (216700)

October 2015

Daily food energy intake by diet induced obese rats fed high fat diet (HF), high fat diet with 10...

Percentage snacking at 5 weeks correlated with terminal body weights of cafeteria-fed rats.

Sarah I. Martire (397746)
Nathan Holmes (397747)
R. Fred Westbrook (397748)
Margaret J. Morris (232441)

April 2013

Mean snack number plotted against mean percentage snacking (panel A), and terminal body weight pl...

Cafeteria-fed rats consumed more food and energy, and weighed more than chow-fed rats.

Sarah I. Martire (397746)
Nathan Holmes (397747)
R. Fred Westbrook (397748)
Margaret J. Morris (232441)

April 2013

Mean (±SEM) weekly 24 hr food intake in grams (left), energy intake in kilojoules (middle), and w...

Food selection during 24 hr energy intake measures in cafeteria-fed rats.

Sarah I. Martire (397746)
Nathan Holmes (397747)
R. Fred Westbrook (397748)
Margaret J. Morris (232441)

April 2013

Proportion of each food type selected as a percentage of total intake (kJ), in cafeteria diet fed...

Cafeteria-fed rats consumed consistently fewer meals but more snacks early in diet exposure.

Sarah I. Martire (397746)
Nathan Holmes (397747)
R. Fred Westbrook (397748)
Margaret J. Morris (232441)

April 2013

Mean (±SEM) number of meals (left), mean meal duration (middle), and mean inter-meal interval (ri...

Cumulative body weight gain and average daily caloric intake in rats with different diet conditions.

Yu-Wei Chen (488763)
Kimberly A. Fiscella (598239)
Samuel Z. Bacharach (598240)
Donna J. Calu (598241)

July 2014

A. Weekly average cumulative body weight gain (mean±SEM) in rats with daily access to a ca...

Altered feeding patterns in rats exposed to a palatable cafeteria diet: increased snacking and its implications for development of obesity.

Sarah I Martire
Nathan Holmes
R Fred Westbrook
Margaret J Morris

BACKGROUND: Rats prefer energy-rich foods over chow and eat them to excess. The pattern of eating el...

Altered Feeding Patterns in Rats Exposed to a Palatable Cafeteria Diet: Increased Snacking and Its Implications for Development of Obesity

Martire Sarah I.
Holmes Nathan
Westbrook R. Fred
Morris Margaret J.

April 2013

Rats prefer energy-rich foods over chow and eat them to excess. The pattern of eating elicited by th...

Cafeteria Diet Increased Adiposity In Comparison To High Fat Diet In Young Male Rats

Buyukdere, Yucel
Gulec, Atila
Akyol, Asli

January 2019

Background Dietary intervention studies in animal models of obesity are crucial to elucidate the mec...

Rats eat a cafeteria-style diet to excess but eat smaller amounts and less frequently when tested with chow.

Timothy South
Nathan M Holmes
Sarah I Martire
R Frederick Westbrook
Margaret J Morris

BACKGROUND: Obesity is associated with excessive consumption of palatable, energy dense foods. The p...

Ratios of energy and lipid intake with respect to whole body energy and lipid content in rats fed a control or simplified cafeteria diet for 28 days.

María del Mar Romero (328408)
Stéphanie Roy (456186)
Karl Pouillot (531957)
Marisol Feito (531958)
Montserrat Esteve (381269)
María del Mar Grasa (5658256)
José-Antonio Fernández-López (531959)
Marià Alemany (328414)
Xavier Remesar (328411)

March 2014

FC = female control; MC = male control; FK = female cafeteria; MK = male cafeteria. Each point co...

Body weight and food intake.

Clare L. Adam (684674)
Silvia W. Gratz (2806060)
Diana I. Peinado (2806057)
Lynn M. Thomson (684677)
Karen E. Garden (684676)
Patricia A. Williams (684675)
Anthony J. Richardson (130686)
Alexander W. Ross (216700)

May 2016

(a) Body weights and (b) daily food intakes of diet induced obese rats fed high fat diet (HF), hi...

Rats Eat a Cafeteria-Style Diet to Excess but Eat Smaller Amounts and Less Frequently when Tested with Chow

South Timothy
Holmes Nathan M.
Martire Sarah I.
Westbrook R. Frederick
Morris Margaret J.

April 2014

Obesity is associated with excessive consumption of palatable, energy dense foods. The present study...

Weight curves of rats on the control diet (circles, fed ad libitum), compared to the three experimental diets (iso-energetic pair feeding): low-carbohydrate high-fat, low-protein diet (LC-HF-LP; squares), low-carbohydrate high-fat, normal-protein diet (LC-HF-NP; upward triangles) or high fat diet (downward triangles); p<0.0005, repeated measurements ANOVA.

Matthias J. Betz (158336)
Maximilian Bielohuby (158339)
Brigitte Mauracher (158342)
William Abplanalp (158346)
Hans-Helge Müller (158349)
Korbinian Pieper (158350)
Juliane Ramisch (158353)
Matthias H. Tschöp (158357)
Felix Beuschlein (158361)
Martin Bidlingmaier (150187)
Marc Slawik (152756)

June 2012

The cumulative average weight gain for each group during the four week feeding period is given in...

Brief daily access to cafeteria-style diet impairs hepatic metabolism even in the absence of excessive body weight gain in rats

Giudetti A. M.
Micioni Di Bonaventura M. V.
Ferramosca A.
Longo S.
Micioni Di Bonaventura E.
Friuli M.
Romano A.
Gaetani S.
Cifani C.

January 2020

Numerous nutritional approaches aimed at reducing body weight have been developed as a strategy to r...

Food intake.

Clare L. Adam (684674)
Lynn M. Thomson (684677)
Patricia A. Williams (684675)
Alexander W. Ross (216700)

October 2015

Daily food energy intake by diet induced obese rats fed high fat diet (HF), high fat diet with 10...

Percentage snacking at 5 weeks correlated with terminal body weights of cafeteria-fed rats.

Sarah I. Martire (397746)
Nathan Holmes (397747)
R. Fred Westbrook (397748)
Margaret J. Morris (232441)

April 2013

Mean snack number plotted against mean percentage snacking (panel A), and terminal body weight pl...

Cafeteria-fed rats persistently consumed more fat, even when adjusted for body weight.

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Cafeteria-fed rats persistently consumed more fat, even when adjusted for body weight.

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