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. 2018 Feb 26;14(1):32–38. doi: 10.12965/jer.1835166.583

Table 1.

Body weight gain, food intake, and food efficiency ratio (FER) in high-fat diet-induced obese rats treated with exercise and diet adjustment

Measure HFD (A, n=7) HFD+EXE (B, n=7) DA (C, n=7) F Post hoca)
Initial weight (g) 486.74±14.13 486.45±10.40 486.3±14.82 0.00 NSb)
Final weight (g) 650.79±24.41 537.7±24.75 608.14±21.62 40.83*** B<C<A
Total weight gain (g) 164.04±25.09 51.25±19.61 121.86 ±13.16 4.56* B<C<A
Average weight gain (g/wk) 27.34±2.34 8.54±2.10 20.30±2.19 57.4*** B<C<A
Food intake (g/wk) 117.35±9.95 92.59±5.25 175.53±6.63 219.29*** B<A<C
FERc) 0.23±0.03 0.09±0.03 0.01±0.01 48.71*** C<B<A

Values are presented as mean±standard deviation. Rats were divided into three groups: high-fat diet (HFD), combined high-fat diet and exercise (HFD+EXE), and dietary adjustment (DA) groups.

a)

The data were analyzed using the Duncan test.

b)

No stastically significant difference among group.

c)

FER=body weight gain (g/wk)/food intake (g/wk).

*

P<0.05.

***

P<0.001.