hrp0086fc13.1 | Management of Obesity | ESPE2016
Gat-Yablonski Galia
, Finka Andrija
, Pinto Galit
, Quadroni Manfredo
, Shtaif Biana
, Goloubinoff Pierre
Background: Studies in young mammals on the qualitative and quantitative molecular effects of food restriction (RES) and re-feeding, leading to catch up growth (CU) are scarce. Whereas RES may lead to growth and developmental deficits in children, it is a proven treatment to prolong life in all animals checked.Objective and hypotheses: We used MS analysis to understand how RES might lead to growth attenuation and prolonged life span and identify the majo...