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FDA proposed a ban on saccharin because of concerns about rats that developed bladder cancer after receiving high doses of saccharin. In response, Congress passed the Saccharin Study and Labeling Act. This legislation put a moratorium on the ban while more safety studies were under way. Also, foods containing saccharin were required to carry a label warning that the sweetener could be a health hazard and that it was found to cause cancer in laboratory animals. Saccharin has been the subject of more than 30 studies in humans.
Administration of saccharin to neonatal mice influences body composition of adult males and reduces body weight of females. Nutritional or pharmacological perturbations during perinatal growth can cause persistent effects on the function of white adipose tissue, altering susceptibility to obesity later in life. Previous studies have established that saccharin, a non-nutritive sweetener, inhibits lipolysis in mature adipocytes and stimulates adipogenesis. Thus, the current study tested whether neonatal exposure to saccharin via maternal lactation increased susceptibility of mice to diet-induced obesity.
Saccharin decreased body weight of female mice beginning post-natal week 3. Decreased liver weights on week 14 corroborated this diminished body weight. Initially, saccharin also reduced male mouse body weight. By week 5, weights transiently rebounded above controls and by week 14 male body weights did not differ. Body composition analysis revealed saccharin increased lean and decreased fat mass of male mice, the latter due to decreased adipocyte size and epididymal, perirenal and subcutaneous adipose weights. A mild improvement in glucose tolerance without a change in insulin sensitivity or secretion aligned with this leaner phenotype. Interestingly, micro-computed tomography (μCT) analysis indicated saccharin also increased cortical and trabecular bone mass of male mice and modified cortical bone alone in female mice. A modest increase in circulating testosterone may contribute to the leaner phenotype in male mice. Accordingly, the current study established a developmental period in which saccharin at high concentrations reduces adiposity and increases lean and bone mass in male mice, while decreasing generalized growth in female mice.
We are provides a Saccharin (Indonesian: Sakarin) Test Kit to detect the Saccharin substance content in food or beverage products. Our Test Kit detection can reach trace levels. We provide analysis to international standards, and develop appropriate analytical testing methods, depending upon the sample matrix and detection levels required.
With our product you will get:
- Detects Saccharin on Fish, Fruit, Cheese and other Meats Instantly
- Detects as low as Five Parts Per Million
- Qualitative, Visual Analysis
- Selective Response
- Long Shelf-Life
FDA proposed a ban on saccharin because of concerns about rats that developed bladder cancer after receiving high doses of saccharin. In response, Congress passed the Saccharin Study and Labeling Act. This legislation put a moratorium on the ban while more safety studies were under way. Also, foods containing saccharin were required to carry a label warning that the sweetener could be a health hazard and that it was found to cause cancer in laboratory animals. Saccharin has been the subject of more than 30 studies in humans.
Administration of saccharin to neonatal mice influences body composition of adult males and reduces body weight of females. Nutritional or pharmacological perturbations during perinatal growth can cause persistent effects on the function of white adipose tissue, altering susceptibility to obesity later in life. Previous studies have established that saccharin, a non-nutritive sweetener, inhibits lipolysis in mature adipocytes and stimulates adipogenesis. Thus, the current study tested whether neonatal exposure to saccharin via maternal lactation increased susceptibility of mice to diet-induced obesity.
We are provides a Saccharin (Indonesian: Sakarin) Test Kit to detect the Saccharin substance content in food or beverage products. Our Test Kit detection can reach trace levels. We provide analysis to international standards, and develop appropriate analytical testing methods, depending upon the sample matrix and detection levels required.
With our product you will get:
- Detects Saccharin on Fish, Fruit, Cheese and other Meats Instantly
- Detects as low as Five Parts Per Million
- Qualitative, Visual Analysis
- Selective Response
- Long Shelf-Life
ONLY USD$ 60 for 50 times test
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