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The transition from intrauterine to a different postnatal diet can affect inflammatory response and non-achocolic fatty liver disease in male offspring rats

The aim of this study was to determine how maternal diet and switching male offspring to a different dietary regime after lactation influences rat liver. During pregnancy and lactation maternal diet high in fat can affect metabolic changes that can cause high levels of inflammatory cytokines. The transition from intauterine to the different postnatal diet affects lipid accumulation in the liver that cause non-alchocolic fatty liver disease (NAFLD).

inflammatory cytokines ; non-achocolic ; fatty-liver disease (NAFLD) ; TNF-alpha

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