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Voluntary exercise during pregnancy and lactation and its effect on lactational performance in mice
1981
Journal of Nutritional Science and Vitaminology
The amount of voluntary exercise during pregnancy and lactation and its effect on the lactational performance in mice were investigated. Female mice were housed in exercise cages with treadwheels during periods of growth, pregnancy and lactation and the amounts of exercise were measured. It was observed that growing female mice exercised voluntarily at a level of approximately 5,000 rotations (diameter of treadwheel; 13.5cm) per day during the 4-week growth period. After conception, the amount
doi:10.3177/jnsv.27.333
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