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Abstract
Female mice exposed to dim light at night (dLAN) increased body mass despite reduced food intake.
- Dim light at night is associated with increased body mass in female mice over a six-week period.
- Mice subjected to dLAN showed a greater rate of change in body mass compared to those in a standard light/dark cycle.
- Reduced food intake was observed in female mice during the fifth and sixth weeks of exposure to dLAN.
- The findings suggest that dLAN may disrupt circadian rhythms, leading to metabolic disturbances.
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