Body composition and metabolic changes associated with massive intestinal resection in mice

Keyphrases

• Adaptation 66%
• Adaptation Responses 66%
• Body Composition 66%
• Body Composition Changes 100%
• Body Fat 33%
• Bowel Transection 33%
• Carbon Dioxide Production 66%
• Composition Determination 33%
• Energy Expenditure 66%
• Energy Metabolism 33%
• Energy Reduction 33%
• Fat Stores 33%
• Growth Factors 33%
• Human Metabolism 33%
• Indirect Calorimetry 33%
• Intestinal Resection 100%
• Lean Mass 66%
• Low Dose Rate 33%
• Massive Bowel Resection 33%
• Metabolic Changes 100%
• Metabolic Effects 33%
• Metabolism Rate 33%
• Mouse Model 33%
• Nuclear Magnetic Resonance 33%
• Oxygen Consumption 66%
• Postoperative Day 33%
• Reanastomosis 33%
• Replenishment 33%
• Respiratory Quotient 33%
• Sham 33%
• Sham Operation 33%
• Small Bowel Resection 100%
• Structural Features 33%
• Supplemental Parenteral nutrition 33%
• Time Consumption 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Body Fat 25%
• Body Weight 25%
• Bowel Resection 100%
• Carbon Dioxide 50%
• Energy Expenditure 50%
• Energy Metabolism 25%
• Growth Factor 25%
• Indirect Calorimetry 25%
• NMR Spectroscopy 25%
• Oxygen Consumption 50%
• Parenteral Nutrition 25%
• Respiratory Quotient 25%
• Sham Procedure 25%
• Small Intestine Resection 100%
• Surgical Anastomosis 25%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Body Composition 100%
• Body Fat 33%
• Body Weight 33%
• Calorimetry 33%
• Energy Expenditure 66%
• Energy Metabolism 33%
• Growth Factor 33%
• Metabolic Pathway 66%
• Mouse Model 33%
• Oxygen Consumption 66%
• Respiratory Quotient 33%