Effects of different proportions of structural fats on cognitive function and body weight in mice

Qi Li; Ting Li; Suqi Wei; Meng Wei; Sufang Duan; Zeyuan Deng; J Li

doi:10.1039/d5fo05678k

January 1, 2026Food & Function

Effects of different proportions of structural fats on cognitive function and body weight in mice

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To investigate how different proportions of structural fats affect cognitive function and body weight in mice.
Mice were divided into groups with varying proportions of structural fats in their diet.
Cognitive function was assessed through behavioral tests, and body weight was monitored over time.
Mice fed diets with higher structural fats showed improved cognitive function compared to those with lower fat proportions.
Weight gain was significantly reduced in mice consuming the lipid-rich diet, indicating effective lipid metabolism.

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Reveals the impact of structural fats on cognition and weight in mice, suggesting improvements for infant formula design.

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Human milk's unique triglyceride composition modulates lipid metabolism, reducing weight gain and enhancing cognition in mice, offering insights for improved infant formula design.

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Li et al. (2026) studied this question.

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