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Maternal exercise before and during pregnancy alters the body composition of obese dams. ( A ) Experimental design: WSD, sedentary obese dams; WSD-Run, obese dams performing voluntary wheel running before and during pregnancy. ( B ) Induction of a model of maternal obesity. Female mice (n = 86) were fed an <t>obesogenic</t> western style diet for 8 weeks for induction of an obese phenotype and a cohort of obese dams, respectively. A separate cohort (n = 62) of female mice receiving a standard laboratory chow diet served as lean control group (Control). ( C ) Glucose tolerance was measured via intraperitoneal glucose tolerance test (ipGTT) at week 8–9 indicating altered glucose tolerance in obese dams ( n = 10/group). Thus, before subsequent division into an ‘exercise’ and ‘sedentary’ group, the maternal obesity cohort exhibited a disturbed metabolic phenotype with WSD induced obesity and impaired glucose metabolism. ( D ) Weight gain during pregnancy. ( E ) Average running distance of the exercise group (WSD-Run) before and during pregnancy in km/day. ( F ) Total body weight of dams at the end of lactation at postnatal day (P) 21 (WSD group (n = 24), WSD-Run group (n = 22)). ( G ) Epigonadal fat pad weight at P21 (WSD group (n = 22), WSD-Run group (n = 20)). Data are presented as mean ± standard deviation; * p < 0.05, ** p < 0.01, **** p < 0.0001. BW, body weight; egWAT, epigonadal white adipose tissue; p, postnatal day; WSD, western-style diet; WSD-Run, western-style diet induced obese dams performing voluntary wheel running.
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Maternal exercise before and during pregnancy alters the body composition of obese dams. ( A ) Experimental design: WSD, sedentary obese dams; WSD-Run, obese dams performing voluntary wheel running before and during pregnancy. ( B ) Induction of a model of maternal obesity. Female mice (n = 86) were fed an <t>obesogenic</t> western style diet for 8 weeks for induction of an obese phenotype and a cohort of obese dams, respectively. A separate cohort (n = 62) of female mice receiving a standard laboratory chow diet served as lean control group (Control). ( C ) Glucose tolerance was measured via intraperitoneal glucose tolerance test (ipGTT) at week 8–9 indicating altered glucose tolerance in obese dams ( n = 10/group). Thus, before subsequent division into an ‘exercise’ and ‘sedentary’ group, the maternal obesity cohort exhibited a disturbed metabolic phenotype with WSD induced obesity and impaired glucose metabolism. ( D ) Weight gain during pregnancy. ( E ) Average running distance of the exercise group (WSD-Run) before and during pregnancy in km/day. ( F ) Total body weight of dams at the end of lactation at postnatal day (P) 21 (WSD group (n = 24), WSD-Run group (n = 22)). ( G ) Epigonadal fat pad weight at P21 (WSD group (n = 22), WSD-Run group (n = 20)). Data are presented as mean ± standard deviation; * p < 0.05, ** p < 0.01, **** p < 0.0001. BW, body weight; egWAT, epigonadal white adipose tissue; p, postnatal day; WSD, western-style diet; WSD-Run, western-style diet induced obese dams performing voluntary wheel running.
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Maternal exercise before and during pregnancy alters the body composition of obese dams. ( A ) Experimental design: WSD, sedentary obese dams; WSD-Run, obese dams performing voluntary wheel running before and during pregnancy. ( B ) Induction of a model of maternal obesity. Female mice (n = 86) were fed an <t>obesogenic</t> western style diet for 8 weeks for induction of an obese phenotype and a cohort of obese dams, respectively. A separate cohort (n = 62) of female mice receiving a standard laboratory chow diet served as lean control group (Control). ( C ) Glucose tolerance was measured via intraperitoneal glucose tolerance test (ipGTT) at week 8–9 indicating altered glucose tolerance in obese dams ( n = 10/group). Thus, before subsequent division into an ‘exercise’ and ‘sedentary’ group, the maternal obesity cohort exhibited a disturbed metabolic phenotype with WSD induced obesity and impaired glucose metabolism. ( D ) Weight gain during pregnancy. ( E ) Average running distance of the exercise group (WSD-Run) before and during pregnancy in km/day. ( F ) Total body weight of dams at the end of lactation at postnatal day (P) 21 (WSD group (n = 24), WSD-Run group (n = 22)). ( G ) Epigonadal fat pad weight at P21 (WSD group (n = 22), WSD-Run group (n = 20)). Data are presented as mean ± standard deviation; * p < 0.05, ** p < 0.01, **** p < 0.0001. BW, body weight; egWAT, epigonadal white adipose tissue; p, postnatal day; WSD, western-style diet; WSD-Run, western-style diet induced obese dams performing voluntary wheel running.
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Maternal exercise before and during pregnancy alters the body composition of obese dams. ( A ) Experimental design: WSD, sedentary obese dams; WSD-Run, obese dams performing voluntary wheel running before and during pregnancy. ( B ) Induction of a model of maternal obesity. Female mice (n = 86) were fed an <t>obesogenic</t> western style diet for 8 weeks for induction of an obese phenotype and a cohort of obese dams, respectively. A separate cohort (n = 62) of female mice receiving a standard laboratory chow diet served as lean control group (Control). ( C ) Glucose tolerance was measured via intraperitoneal glucose tolerance test (ipGTT) at week 8–9 indicating altered glucose tolerance in obese dams ( n = 10/group). Thus, before subsequent division into an ‘exercise’ and ‘sedentary’ group, the maternal obesity cohort exhibited a disturbed metabolic phenotype with WSD induced obesity and impaired glucose metabolism. ( D ) Weight gain during pregnancy. ( E ) Average running distance of the exercise group (WSD-Run) before and during pregnancy in km/day. ( F ) Total body weight of dams at the end of lactation at postnatal day (P) 21 (WSD group (n = 24), WSD-Run group (n = 22)). ( G ) Epigonadal fat pad weight at P21 (WSD group (n = 22), WSD-Run group (n = 20)). Data are presented as mean ± standard deviation; * p < 0.05, ** p < 0.01, **** p < 0.0001. BW, body weight; egWAT, epigonadal white adipose tissue; p, postnatal day; WSD, western-style diet; WSD-Run, western-style diet induced obese dams performing voluntary wheel running.
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Maternal exercise before and during pregnancy alters the body composition of obese dams. ( A ) Experimental design: WSD, sedentary obese dams; WSD-Run, obese dams performing voluntary wheel running before and during pregnancy. ( B ) Induction of a model of maternal obesity. Female mice (n = 86) were fed an obesogenic western style diet for 8 weeks for induction of an obese phenotype and a cohort of obese dams, respectively. A separate cohort (n = 62) of female mice receiving a standard laboratory chow diet served as lean control group (Control). ( C ) Glucose tolerance was measured via intraperitoneal glucose tolerance test (ipGTT) at week 8–9 indicating altered glucose tolerance in obese dams ( n = 10/group). Thus, before subsequent division into an ‘exercise’ and ‘sedentary’ group, the maternal obesity cohort exhibited a disturbed metabolic phenotype with WSD induced obesity and impaired glucose metabolism. ( D ) Weight gain during pregnancy. ( E ) Average running distance of the exercise group (WSD-Run) before and during pregnancy in km/day. ( F ) Total body weight of dams at the end of lactation at postnatal day (P) 21 (WSD group (n = 24), WSD-Run group (n = 22)). ( G ) Epigonadal fat pad weight at P21 (WSD group (n = 22), WSD-Run group (n = 20)). Data are presented as mean ± standard deviation; * p < 0.05, ** p < 0.01, **** p < 0.0001. BW, body weight; egWAT, epigonadal white adipose tissue; p, postnatal day; WSD, western-style diet; WSD-Run, western-style diet induced obese dams performing voluntary wheel running.

Journal: Cells

Article Title: Maternal Exercise Mediates Hepatic Metabolic Programming via Activation of AMPK-PGC1α Axis in the Offspring of Obese Mothers

doi: 10.3390/cells10051247

Figure Lengend Snippet: Maternal exercise before and during pregnancy alters the body composition of obese dams. ( A ) Experimental design: WSD, sedentary obese dams; WSD-Run, obese dams performing voluntary wheel running before and during pregnancy. ( B ) Induction of a model of maternal obesity. Female mice (n = 86) were fed an obesogenic western style diet for 8 weeks for induction of an obese phenotype and a cohort of obese dams, respectively. A separate cohort (n = 62) of female mice receiving a standard laboratory chow diet served as lean control group (Control). ( C ) Glucose tolerance was measured via intraperitoneal glucose tolerance test (ipGTT) at week 8–9 indicating altered glucose tolerance in obese dams ( n = 10/group). Thus, before subsequent division into an ‘exercise’ and ‘sedentary’ group, the maternal obesity cohort exhibited a disturbed metabolic phenotype with WSD induced obesity and impaired glucose metabolism. ( D ) Weight gain during pregnancy. ( E ) Average running distance of the exercise group (WSD-Run) before and during pregnancy in km/day. ( F ) Total body weight of dams at the end of lactation at postnatal day (P) 21 (WSD group (n = 24), WSD-Run group (n = 22)). ( G ) Epigonadal fat pad weight at P21 (WSD group (n = 22), WSD-Run group (n = 20)). Data are presented as mean ± standard deviation; * p < 0.05, ** p < 0.01, **** p < 0.0001. BW, body weight; egWAT, epigonadal white adipose tissue; p, postnatal day; WSD, western-style diet; WSD-Run, western-style diet induced obese dams performing voluntary wheel running.

Article Snippet: First, three-week-old female C57BL/6N mice, obtained from Charles River Laboratories (Germany), were fed an energy-rich obesogenic Western-style diet (#E15744-344 Ssniff, Germany; containing 387 g/kg carbohydrates, 236 g/kg protein, and 220 g/kg fat; total metabolizable energy (MetE) 4610 kcal/kg, 45% of MetE from fat, 20% of MetE from protein, 35% of MetE from carbohydrates of which 19% were sugar; see ) for 8 weeks during preconception to induce a maternal obesity cohort (n = 86).

Techniques: Western Blot, Control, Standard Deviation