Lactation
Role of compensatory mammary growth studied in epigenetic control of gene expression
Published in Women's Health Weekly, December 29th, 2005
"To better understand the role of nutrition in regulating mammary gland development and lactation, we designed a novel stair-step compensatory nutrition regimen that is a unique combination of dietary energy restriction and realimentation (refeeding) phases."
C.S. Park and colleagues, North Dakota State University, wrote, "The basic concept of this regimen is to exploit the biological nature of the compensatory growth phenomenon in concert with one or more hormone-sensitive allometric phases of...
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