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Estelle Caillon

École Normale Supérieure de Lyon

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Juvenile protein restriction compresses sexual dimorphism in mice

Amélie Joly, Lucas Rebiffé, Anne Lambert, Estelle Caillon, Sandrine Hughes, Benjamin Gillet, Mickael Zergane, Isabelle Rahioui, Pedro Da Silva, Chantal Rigaud, Ingrid Plotton, Justine Bruse, Hervé Guillou, Anne Fougerat, François Leulier, Filipe De Vadder

This study shows that juvenile protein restriction in mice reduces sexual dimorphism by affecting somatic growth, energy metabolism, and hepatic molecular identity, with distinct adaptations in reproductive development.

bioRxiv · Jul 9, 2025 · PreprintPhysiology

Protein restriction associated with high fat induces metabolic dysregulation without obesity in juvenile mice

Amélie Joly, Jean‐Louis Thoumas, Anne Lambert, Estelle Caillon, François Leulier, Filipe De Vadder

This study shows that a Western diet with protein restriction in juvenile mice causes metabolic dysregulation without obesity, including hyperglycemia and fatty liver.

Nutrition & Metabolism · Dec 2, 2024Peer-reviewedPhysiology