Behavioural effects of high fat diet exposure starting in late adolescence in neuregulin 1 transmembrane domain mutant mice.
In conclusion, HFD exposure starting in late adolescence has sex-specific effects on exploration and fear-associated memory, which was less pronounced in females mutant for Nrg1. This suggests that research into the role of diets in schizophrenia-relevant domains should consider genetic risk factors for the disease as schizophrenia risk genes such as Nrg1 may modulate dietary effects.
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Source: Behavioural Brain Research - Category: Neurology Authors: Zieba J, Morris MJ, Karl T Tags: Behav Brain Res Source Type: research
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