2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.domaniend.2011.12.001
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Ceramide accumulation and up-regulation of proinflammatory interleukin-1β exemplify lipotoxicity to mediate declines of reproductive efficacy of broiler hens

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“…We were the first to recognize that feed-satiated broiler hens also developed obesityassociated dyslipidemia similar to humans with metabolic syndrome, and exhibited some ovarian manifestations that resembled those of women with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS); namely enlarged cystic ovarian follicles in association with inflammation and follicle atresia [8][9][10]. We next showed that feed-satiated broiler hens experienced in situ lipotoxic and proinflammatory changes including ceramide accumulation, increased IL-1β production, immune cell infiltration in conjunction with reduced Akt activity in the ovarian hierarchical follicles [11,12]. Based on these observations we hypothesized that immune cell functions in broiler hens could also be influenced by feed intake and may contribute to ovarian dysfunction observed in feed-satiated broiler hens.…”
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“…We were the first to recognize that feed-satiated broiler hens also developed obesityassociated dyslipidemia similar to humans with metabolic syndrome, and exhibited some ovarian manifestations that resembled those of women with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS); namely enlarged cystic ovarian follicles in association with inflammation and follicle atresia [8][9][10]. We next showed that feed-satiated broiler hens experienced in situ lipotoxic and proinflammatory changes including ceramide accumulation, increased IL-1β production, immune cell infiltration in conjunction with reduced Akt activity in the ovarian hierarchical follicles [11,12]. Based on these observations we hypothesized that immune cell functions in broiler hens could also be influenced by feed intake and may contribute to ovarian dysfunction observed in feed-satiated broiler hens.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 89%
“…All bird husbandry and tissue collections were conducted in accordance with an approved animal care protocol in the National Chung University, Taiwan. Details of the management of the flock were described previously [11]. Starting at age 26 wk, 30 birds were continued with breeder recommended restricted feeding protocol [13] and were designated as Restricted; R, while the remaining 60 birds were provided with sufficient feed for ad libitum consumption and were designated as Ad libitum; AL.…”
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