Increased locomotor activity does not mitigate the effects of advanced maternal age in a mouse model

Our model reproduced previously-reported effects of age on fetal development and placental transcriptomics, but these were not mitigated by increased voluntary locomotor activity, despite a reduction in adiposity. Remarkably, increased voluntary locomotor activity had almost no effects on placental gene expression in aged mice.

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Placenta
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2025-05-10
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.placenta.2025.05.007
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Birth, Development, and Health
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Increased locomotor activity does not mitigate the effects of advanced maternal age in a mouse model

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Abstract

Our model reproduced previously-reported effects of age on fetal development and placental transcriptomics, but these were not mitigated by increased voluntary locomotor activity, despite a reduction in adiposity. Remarkably, increased voluntary locomotor activity had almost no effects on placental gene expression in aged mice.

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