Immune gene expression and antioxidant response to vitamin E enriched diets for males Litopenaeus vannamei breeder (Boone, 1931).

The is aim of this study was to evaluate if vitamin E supplementation to diet could improve the spermatic quantity and quality in males of Litopenaeus vannamei. A basal diet with 171.5 mg/kg (included in commercial vitamin premix) and experimental diets with 3 concentrations of vitamin E: 620 (diet A), 1069 (diet B) and 1517 (diet C) mg/kg were tested by 30 days.

Neonatal administration of kaempferol does not alter satiety but increases somatic growth and reduces adiposity in offspring of high-fat diet dams.

Aim: The aim of this study was to evaluate the effects of maternal exposure to a high-fat diet associated with neonatal administration of kaempferol on somatic growth, biochemical profile and feeding behavior in offspring.

Materials And Methods: Wistar rats were distributed according to diet during pregnancy and lactation into Control (C; 3.4 kcal/g; 12% kcal/lipids) or High-fat (HFD; 4.