Publications by authors named "Gabriel F Teixeira"
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- Stress during pregnancy contributes to risks of cardiometabolic disorders and affects fetal liver protein responses, particularly in male offspring.
- A study on Wistar rats showed that prenatal stress elevated maternal corticosterone levels and resulted in lower birth weights, especially in male offspring.
- Male offspring exhibited distinct liver protein expressions related to stress responses, with increased androgen receptor and specific phosphorylation changes, while female offspring showed minimal hepatic impact from prenatal stress.
Background And Aims: Prenatal stress may lead to tissue and sex-specific cardiometabolic disorders in the offspring through imbalances in the insulin signaling pathway. Therefore, we aimed to determine the sex-specific adaptations of prenatal stress on the insulin signaling pathway of cardiac and hepatic tissue of adult offspring Wistar rats.
Methods: Wistar pregnant rats were divided into control and stress groups.
Ascorbic acid (AA) may contribute to restoring hemostatic balance after mental stress (MS) in overweight/obese adults. We aimed to determine the effects of AA administration on hemostatic responses to MS in overweight/obese men. Fourteen overweight/obesity men (27 ± 7 years; BMI: 29.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFThe main goal was to determine the impact of mental stress (MS) on blood flow regulation in overweight/obese men. Fourteen overweight/obese men (27 ± 7 years; 29.8 ± 2.
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