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BackgroundMalnutrition in fetal life and during suckling have in some animal studies resulted in adaptive changes related to the fat and glucose metabolism, which in the long term might predispose the offspring for metabolic disorders such as obesity later in life. The objective was to study the effect of fetal life malnutrition in male mink on the gene expression of leptin and adiponectin in different adipose tissue sites.

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Fetal life malnutrition is not reflected in the relative abundance of adiponectin and leptin mRNA in adipose tissue in male mink kits at 9.5 weeks of age