The legacy of parental obesity: Mechanisms of non-genetic transmission and reversibility.
Biomedicines 10:2461 (2022)
While a dramatic increase in obesity and related comorbidities is being witnessed, the underlying mechanisms of their spread remain unresolved. Epigenetic and other non-genetic mechanisms tend to be prominent candidates involved in the establishment and transmission of obesity and associated metabolic disorders to offspring. Here, we review recent findings addressing those candidates, in the context of maternal and paternal influences, and discuss the effectiveness of preventive measures.
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Article: Journal article
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Dohad ; Epigenetics ; Hfd ; Intergenerational Inheritance ; Non-genetic Inheritance ; Obesity ; Pohad ; Reversibility
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english
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2022
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2022
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2227-9059
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2227-9059
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MDPI
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Basel, Switzerland
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90000 - German Center for Diabetes Research
30201 - Metabolic Health
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Genetics and Epidemiology
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G-501900-069
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Helmholtz Association
Fritz Thyssen Stiftung
German Diabetes Research Center
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2022-11-03