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However, restricted accelerated offspring compared with both the control accelerated and restricted restricted offspring ate less and had higher fasting plasma leptin as adults, an adaptation which was accompanied by changes in energy sensing and cell proliferation within the abomasum.

Although glucocorticoid exposure during very early development is generally associated with poor growth, we predicted that cortisol concentrations in milk would be positively associated with infant growth, as increased maternal glucocorticoids have been implicated in accelerated offspring growth rates (Dantzer et al. 2013).

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Interestingly, among American red squirrels (Tamiasciurus hudsonicus), perceptions of population density in the maternal environment increases maternal circulating glucocorticoids, accelerating offspring growth (Dantzer et al. 2013).

Higher cortisol at peak lactation was also associated with better daily growth in our study, similar to how glucocorticoids can accelerate offspring growth in squirrels (T. hudsonicus, Dantzer et al. 2013).

This is consistent with data that suggest that aging per se may be accelerated in offspring of poorly nourished dams.

There are data that suggest that at least in mice, aging per se may be accelerated in offspring of poorly nourished dams.

Cardiac growth was accelerated in offspring of obese dams relative to controls with an effect of maternal diet on both absolute and relative heart weight (Table 2).

The rationale for such 'phenotypic plasticity' is that under high-risk environmental conditions, when the probability of extended periods of growth and survival are low, the optimal strategy is maximize the number of offspring through accelerated mating, increasing the chances that at least some offspring will survive to reproductive maturity [14], [83], [84].

We have previously shown that the macrosomic offspring were hyperglycemic and hyperinsulinemic at birth and had accelerated growth compared to offspring of control rats, regardless of maternal diet as cited by Martin-Gronert and Ozanne [ 2].

Taken together, we propose that these data support the possibility that maternal UN, especially during the period of pregnancy, results in accelerated ovarian ageing in offspring.