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Cells in these pads stained positive for GFP as well as for the adipocyte marker A-FABP and had a distinct adipocyte structure when acceptor mice were fed a high-fed diet (Fig 4A).

Here, a high-cholesterol-fed rat model with or without sericin treatment was established using a dosage of 1000 mg/kg/day for 30 days.

The highest overall volumetric productivity of 33 mg of active P2O per liter and hour (corresponding to 345 U (L h)−1) has been determined in a high-density fed-batch process with a feed-forward exponential feeding strategy.

In a high-fat-fed rat model of type 2 diabetes we noted increased exocrine duct replication.

Our evidence that pregnancy has more profound metabolic effects on lean women concord with previous human [ 43] and rodent studies, where excess glucose intolerance in a high-fat-fed group in early pregnancy was not present by late pregnancy [ 44] as well as other animal studies [ 45].

The combination of enzyme and substrate feeding is necessary to maintain a high yield from fed-batch SSF or SSCF, and fed-batch SSF requires an optimal enzyme-feeding strategy, depending on the different substrate conditions [ 27, 28].

The data in our research showed similar results that the DCW constantly increased along with glucose consumption and could reach a high value in fed-batch culture (Fig.  1), whereas production of the pigments increased slowly and even declined in the late stage (Fig.  2), which resulted in low pigment productivity (Table  1).

Statistically significant reduction in Ins1 levels was only seen in the Ins2Akita mice, which also showed the highest fed blood glucose levels.

Two-thirds of those with a high school diploma breast-fed their infants, while three-quarters of those with some college did so.

Besides agro-ecological variations, oscillations in AIV production in rural farmers are prompted by a high dependency on rain-fed agriculture (Nekesa and Meso 1997).