Serum and plasma parameters for: Dietary choline supplementation mobilizes hepatic lipids and increases lipoprotein transport in obese cats

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The objective of this study to assess the lipotropic effects of dietary choline supplementation in obese cats fed at maintenance energy requirement. Twelve obese cats (body condition score [BCS] ≥ 8/9) were split into two groups. Cats were fed a control (n=6; 4,587mg choline/kg dry matter [DM]) or a high choline diet (n=6; 18,957mg choline/kg DM) for 5 weeks, for adult maintenance. On days 0 and 35, fasted blood was collected. Serum lipoprotein and biochemistry profiles, plasma amino acids and plasma acylcarnitines were analyzed.
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University of Guelph Dataverse
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University of Guelph Research Data Repository // Ontario Veterinary College // Department of Clinical Studies
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https://doi.org/10.5683/SP2/SC3TC4
Publication date:
2021-07-26
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Medicine, Health and Life Sciences
Keywords:
obesity, cats, choline, methyl donor, one carbon, and liver

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Serum and plasma parameters for: Dietary choline supplementation mobilizes hepatic lipids and increases lipoprotein transport in obese cats. (2021). [Data set]. University of Guelph Dataverse. https://doi.org/10.5683/SP2/SC3TC4
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