Thus, early childhood may be a particularly sensitive period in which there is increase in variation in levels of fatness associated with size at birth. These findings have implications for the evaluation of the growth of young children. The results indicate that intrauterine growth is associated ...
In environments differing in the degree of urbanization of place of residence a similar level of fatness was reported. In the most tests of physical fitness better results were achieved by rural children. This dominance was found especially in the 10x5 m shuttle run and the medicine ball throw...
The metabolic syndrome has been described in children; however, a standard criterion has not been established for its diagnosis. Also, few studies have been conducted to specifically observe the possible existence of agreement among the existing diagnost
Fifty years ago, most peoples daily levels of activity were equivalent to walking three to five miles a day. Today, the【C1】___person fails to 【C2】___ that distance in a week. Its 【C3】___the ratio of fatness has soared—with serious implications for health. What we have【C4】_...
Differential expression of six genes and correlation with fatness traits in a unique broiler populationdoi:10.1016/j.sjbs.2015.04.014ChickenAbdominal fatLiver tissueCandidate genesDifferential expressionPrevious results from genome wide association studies (GWASs) in chickens divergently selected for ...
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