Early-Life High-Fat Diet Impairs Autophagy and Reduces GABA<sub>A</sub> Receptor Expression in Hypothalamic Neurons, Promoting Depressive-like Behaviors in Offspring Mice.

Nutrients · 2026 · PMC13431247 · PMID 42514381

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For water intake, the main effect of time was highly significant ( F (3,48) = 417.814, p < 0.01), with both linear ( F (1,16) = 869.200, p < 0.01) and quadratic ( F (1,16) = 25.968, p < 0.01) components.

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Early-Life High-Fat Diet Impairs Autophagy and Reduces GABA&lt;sub&gt;A&lt;/sub&gt; Receptor Expression in Hypothalamic Neurons, Promoting Depressive-like Behaviors in Offspring Mice.

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Early-Life High-Fat Diet Impairs Autophagy and Reduces GABA<sub>A</sub> Receptor Expression in Hypothalamic Neurons, Promoting Depressive-like Behaviors in Offspring Mice.