Analysis of body composition and metabolic parameters in aging mice

TE Tobias Eisenberg
MA Mahmoud Abdellatif
SS Sabrina Schroeder
UP Uwe Primessnig
SS Slaven Stekovic
TP Tobias Pendl
AH Alexandra Harger
JS Julia Schipke
AZ Andreas Zimmermann
AS Albrecht Schmidt
MT Mingming Tong
CR Christoph Ruckenstuhl
CD Christopher Dammbrueck
AG Angelina S. Gross
VH Viktoria Herbst
CM Christoph Magnes
GT Gert Trausinger
SN Sophie Narath
AM Andreas Meinitzer
ZH Zehan Hu
AK Alexander Kirsch
KE Kathrin Eller
DG Didac-Carmona Gutierrez
SB Sabrina Büttner
FP Federico Pietrocola
OK Oskar Knittelfelder
ES Emilie Schrepfer
PR Patrick Rockenfeller
CS Corinna Simonini
AR Alexandros Rahn
MH Marion Horsch
KM Kristin Moreth
JB Johannes Beckers
HF Helmut Fuchs
VG Valerie Gailus-Durner
FN Frauke Neff
DJ Dirk Janik
BR Birgit Rathkolb
JR Jan Rozman
MA Martin Hrabe de Angelis
TM Tarek Moustafa
GH Guenter Haemmerle
MM Manuel Mayr
PW Peter Willeit
MF Marion von Frieling-Salewsky
BP Burkert Pieske
LS Luca Scorrano
TP Thomas Pieber
RP Raimund Pechlaner
JW Johann Willeit
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Body composition (relative lean- and fat mass) was determined by in vivo NMR spectroscopy using the Minispec mq NMR analyser (Brucker Optics, USA), according to the manufacturer’s instructions. General activity (assessed by the total number of beam breaks, XT+YT counts) as well as the respiratory exchange rate (RER, expressed as the volumetric quotient of carbon dioxide elimination of the animal divided by oxygen consumption, VCO2/VO2) was determined using PhenoMaster™ cages (TSE-Systems). Mice were singly housed and the first complete 12 hour dark- and light-cycles were recorded for parameter analysis after an initial adaptation phase of 8 hours.

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