L. Chan

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1. Bitter melon (Momordica charantia) reduces adiposity, lowers serum insulin and normalizes glucose tolerance in rats fed a high fat diet.

   Qi-Xuan Chen, L. Chan, E. T. Li

   2003Journal of NutriLife204 citations Open access

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2. Reduced adiposity in bitter melon (Momordica charantia)-fed rats is associated with increased lipid oxidative enzyme activities and uncoupling protein expression.

   L. Chan, Qi-Xuan Chen, Adi G. G. Go, E. Lam +1 more

   2005Journal of NutriLife79 citations Open access

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3. Maternal nutrient restriction between early-to-mid gestation and its impact upon appetite regulation following juvenile obesity

   S. Sébert, M. Hyatt, L. Chan, N. Patel +6 more

   2008Endocrinology71 citations Open access

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4. Suboptimal maternal nutrition, during early fetal liver development, promotes lipid accumulation in the liver of obese offspring

   M. Hyatt, David S. Gardner, S. Sébert, V. Wilson +5 more

   2011Reproduction62 citations Open access

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5. Effect of maternal nutrient restriction from early-to-mid gestation on cardiac function and metabolism after adolescent-onset obesity

   L. Chan, S. Sébert, M. Hyatt, T. Stephenson +3 more

   2009American Journal of Physiology. Regulatory Integrative and Comparative Physiology53 citations Open access

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6. Influence of prenatal nutrition and obesity on tissue specific fat mass and obesity-associated (FTO) gene expression.

   S. Sébert, M. Hyatt, L. Chan, M. Yiallourides +9 more

   2010Reproduction52 citations Open access

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7. Maternal Nutrient Restriction During Late Gestation and Early Postnatal Growth in Sheep Differentially Reset the Control of Energy Metabolism in the Gastric Mucosa

   S. Sébert, N. Dellschaft, L. Chan, H. Street +9 more

   2011Endocrinology28 citations Open access

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8. Maternal nutrient restriction between early-to-mid gestation and its impact upon appetite regulation following juvenile obesity

   S. Sébert, M. Hyatt, L. Chan, N. Patel +7 more

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   M. Hyatt, L. Chan, N. Patel, R. C. Bell

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10. Juvenile-onset obesity differentially affects hepatic glucocorticoid, growth hormone (GH), insulin-like growth factor (IGF)-1 and insulin sensitivity in 1-year-old sheep

    M. Hyatt, N. Davidson, S. Sébert, L. Chan +4 more

    2008Proceedings of the Nutrition Society0 citations Open access

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11. Maternal nutrient restriction between early-to-mid gestation amplifies the insulin response to obesity in conjunction with increased mRNA abundance for GLUT4 but not the insulin receptor in skeletal muscle

    L. Chan, S. Sébert, M. Hyatt, N. Patel +3 more

    2008Proceedings of the Nutrition Society0 citations Open access

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12. Long-term effect of prenatal nutrient restriction on hypothalamic energy sensing and energy balance control: importance to juvenile obesity development?

    S. Sébert, L. Chan, M. Hyatt, H. Budge +3 more

    2008Proceedings of the Nutrition Society0 citations Open access

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13. P1-44 Differential effects of maternal nutrient restriction between early to mid gestation on cardiac acetyl CoA carboxylase (ACC) expression following juvenile obesity

    L. Chan, S. Sébert, H. Budge, T. Stephenson +2 more

    20070 citations

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