Rebekah Caffey
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Also affiliated: Agricultural Research Service (2026); Hendrix Genetics (Canada) (2026)
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Rebekah Caffey's research investigates the potential of maternal dietary components and supplements to mitigate heat-related effects in mammalian species, including humans. Her work focuses on how factors like omega-3 fatty acid supplementation during pregnancy can influence lipid metabolism in both the mother and offspring, specifically examining changes in circulating and liver lipid profiles. Caffey has published on the role of EPA and DHA supplementation in conjunction with a high-fat diet during gestation, and more broadly on the capacity of maternal nutrition to address heat stress impacts on mothers and their young. Her research contributes to understanding the physiological responses to heat stress and the role of nutrition in maternal and offspring health.
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- Publications: 2
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Abstract 5677 EPA and DHA supplementation with HFD during pregnancy leads to changes in circulating and liver lipid metabolism (2026)
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- Abstract 5677 EPA and DHA supplementation with HFD during pregnancy leads to changes in circulating and liver lipid metabolism
- Abstract 5677 EPA and DHA supplementation with HFD during pregnancy leads to changes in circulating and liver lipid metabolism
- Abstract 5677 EPA and DHA supplementation with HFD during pregnancy leads to changes in circulating and liver lipid metabolism
- Abstract 5677 EPA and DHA supplementation with HFD during pregnancy leads to changes in circulating and liver lipid metabolism
- Abstract 5677 EPA and DHA supplementation with HFD during pregnancy leads to changes in circulating and liver lipid metabolism
- Abstract 5677 EPA and DHA supplementation with HFD during pregnancy leads to changes in circulating and liver lipid metabolism
- Abstract 5677 EPA and DHA supplementation with HFD during pregnancy leads to changes in circulating and liver lipid metabolism
- Abstract 5677 EPA and DHA supplementation with HFD during pregnancy leads to changes in circulating and liver lipid metabolism
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