Table. 1.

Effects of different types of diet on body weight and metabolic parameters in rodent models of diet-induced obesity

ReferenceSexInitial weight (g)Type of dietDuration (week)Weight changeGlucoseInsulinTriglycerideLeptin
Barnes et al. (2003)26M250-275High-fat diet (soybean oil added)12N/A
Burneiko et al. (2006)30M180-200High-calorie diet (peanuts, milk chocolate, and corn biscuits)8N/AN/AN/A
De Schepper et al. (1998)22M200Cafeteria diet (biscuits, salami, butter, cheese, and bacon)20N/AN/A
Estadella et al. (2004)24MN/AHigh-calorie diet (peanuts, milk chocolate, and sugar cookies)8
Guerra et al. (2007)32M210-230Cholesterol-rich diet (1% cholesterol+0.25% cholic acid added)8N/AN/AN/A
L?pez et al. (2003)25MN/ACafeteria diet (pate, French fries, chocolate, bacon, and biscuits)8
de Moraes et al. (2007)20M270-300High-calorie diet (AIN93 plus sweetened condensed milk and sucrose)8N/A
de Moraes et al. (2008)21M295-310High-calorie diet (AIN93 plus sweetened condensed milk and sucrose)8N/A
Naderali et al. (2001)27F200-210High-calorie diet (sweetened condensed milk and sucrose)12
Naderali et al. (2003)28M180-200High-calorie diet (sweetened condensed milk and sucrose)15
Nascimento et al. (2008)23M105-120High-calorie diet (peanuts, casein, soybean oil, chocolate+corn biscuits or chips or instant noodles+grated cheese or sweetened condensed milk+wafer biscuits)14
Da Silva et al. (2010)19MN/AHigh-calorie diet (corn starch, casein, sucrose, dextrin powder, lard, soybean oil, cellulose, minerals and vitamins mix, cystine, and choline)12N/AN/A

M, male; F, female; N/A, not available; ↑, increase compared to controls; →, no difference compared to control.

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