D.V. Seidel, I. Martínez, S.S. Taddeo,
R. Zoh, M.D. Haub, J. Walter and N.D. Turner. Texas A&M
Univ., Univ. of Nebraska-Lincoln and Kansas State Univ.
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I 1056.13
The impact of long-term storage
on fermentability of human fecal bacteria.
K. Racicot , S.
Arcidiacono, C.Y. Chen and J. Soares. U.S. Army Natick
Soldier Ctr. and Tufts Univ., Boston.
D79
II 1056.14 High protein diet reduces food intake
and adiposity and alters GI microbiome.
K. Pioli, C. Barbieri, I.
Cann, R. Mackie and J. Beverly. Univ. of illinois, Urbana and
Univ. of North Carolina at Greensboro.
D80
I 1056.15
A study of the effects of the delivery
system on the efficacy of the probiotic Bifidobacterium
animalis subsp. lactis BB-12 in mediating colonic transit time
and improving immune function.
S. Holligan, R.F. Roberts,
P.M. Kris-Etherton, J.A. Fleming, Z. Ba, K.E. Polizzano, E.J.
Furumoto and C.J. Rogers. Penn State.
D81
II 1056.16 Use of urinary markers of the gut
microbiome in epidemiological studies: the case of bisphenol
A concentrations in relation to enterolactone and enterodiol
concentrations.
C. Frankenfeld and P. Gillevet. George
Mason Univ.
1057. INTERVENTIONS FOR THE TREATMENT
AND PREVENTION OF NUTRITION-RELATED
DISEASES
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I 1057.1 The effect of one Hass avocado per day
on cardiovascular disease risk factors.
L. Wang, P.L. Bordi,
J.A. Fleming and P.M. Kris-Etherton. Penn State.
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II 1057.2 Factors influencing the
25-hydroxyvitamin D level of pregnant women and their
newborns in Giessen, Germany.
C. Wuertz, P. Gilbert, W.
Baier and C. Kunz. Inst. of Nutr. Sci. , Germany, St. Josefs
Hosp. Balserische Fndn., Germany and Lab. Med. Dres. med.
Wisplinghoff and Colleagues, Germany.
D84
I 1057.3 Insulin-sensitizing effects of an
isocaloric diet containing soluble fiber-enriched flour in non-
obese non-diabetic subjects.
M.M. Corsi Romanelli, S.
Briganti, S. Goggi, F. Ermetici, R. Zelaschi, C. Oggioni, D.
Ignaccolo, M. Orsi, L. Morricone and A.E. Malavazos. Univ.
of Milan and IRCCS Polyclin. San Donato, Milan.
D85
II 1057.4 The association between diet and acne.
J.C. Burris, W. Rietkerk and K. Woolf. NYU and New York
Med. Col.
D86
I 1057.5 Effects of mango supplementation on
body weight and composition and clinical parameters of obese
individuals.
S.F. Evans, M. Meister, S. Peterson, P. Perkins-
Veazie, S. Clarke, M. Payton, B. Smith and E. Lucas.
Oklahoma State Univ. and North Carolina State Univ. Res.
Campus.
D87
II 1057.6 Effect of the glutathione S-transferase
M1 and Tl polymorphism on the blood pressure, lipid profiles,
and the blood glucose of Korean subclinical hypertensive
patients after kale juice supplementation.
M-H. Kang, J-H.
Han, H-J. Lee and T.S. Kim. Hannam Univ., South Korea and
Pulmuone Hlth. & Living Co. Ltd., Seoul.
D88
I 1057.7 Effectiveness of insulin pump use in
regulating blood glucose in type 1 diabetes mellitus patients.
N.M. Nemeh-Saad and A.M. Mistry. Sch. of Hlth. Sci., Easter
Michigan Univ.
D89
II 1057.8 Omega-3 fatty acid supplementation
does not alter insulin sensitivity or serum adiponectin in healthy
Hispanic women.
S.E. Deemer, G.A. King, M.S. Hickey and
C.L. Melby. Colorado State Univ. and Univ. of Texas at El Paso.
D90
I 1057.9 Moderate hyperglycemia and a blunted
anabolic response to perioperative parenteral amino acids in
type 2 diabetes mellitus patients undergoing colorectal cancer
surgery.
A. Manjrekar, E. Nitschmann, R. Lattermann, T.
Schricker and L. Wykes. Sch. of Dietetics and Human Nutr.,
McGill Univ.
D91
II 1057.10 Anti-asthmatic of Lactobacillus
paracasei subsp. paracasei NTU101 in OVA-induced asthmatic
mice.
W-K. Huang, J-H. Cai, M. Koriui and H-Y. Huang. Shih
Chien Univ., Taiwan.
D92
I 1057.11
Long term supplement AGV-
isomaltooligosaccharides drink into water can moldulate the
gut microflora in rats.
Y-C. Lin, C-P. Hsu, M-S. Peng, S-W. Lin
and H-Y. Huang. Shih Chien Univ., Taiwan.
D93
II 1057.12 A meta-analysis of randomized
controlled trials of Internet-based diabetes self management
intervention in patients with type 2 diabetes.
Y. Kim and H.
McCollum. Louisiana Tech Univ.
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I 1057.13
A moderate-fat diet with pistachios
lowers small-dense LDL and improves markers of insulin
sensitivity in subjects with moderately-elevated cholesterol
levels.
S. Holligan, S.G. West, S.K. Gebauer, C.D. Kay and
P.M. Kris-Etherton. Penn State, USDA, Beltsville and Norwich
Med. Sch., Univ. of East Anglia, U.K.
D95
II 1057.14 The effect of more vegetable intake on
risk factors for cardiovascular disease in hemodialysis patients.
P.Y. Wu, Y-i.F. Chiu, Y-J. Lu, H-H. Chen, C-T. Su and S-H.
Yang. Sch. of Nutr. and Hlth. Sci., Div. of Nephrol. and Dept. of
Family Med., Taipei City.
D96
I 1057.15
Lathosterol to cholesterol ratio in serum
predicts cholesterol lowering response to plant sterol therapy
in a dual center, randomized, single-blind placebo controlled
trial.
D.S. MacKay, S. Gebauer, D. Baer and P. Jones. Univ. of
Manitoba and USDA, Beltsville.
D97
II 1057.16 A randomized controlled trial of genetic
information on dietary intake.
D. Nielsen and A. El-Sohemy.
Univ. of Toronto and Nutrigenomix Inc., Toronto.
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I 1057.17
Genetic control of serum 1,25
dihydroxyvitamin D level under normal and low dietary calcium
conditions.
R.A. Replogle, L. Wang, M. Zhang and J.C. Fleet.
Purdue Univ.
1058. PRENATAL NUTRIENT PROGRAMMING
Poster
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I 1058.1 Iron status is associated with auditory
brainstem response measures in newborns.
S. Lee, R. Guillet,
M. Orlando, E. Cooper, E. Pressman, R.A. Queenan and
K.O. O’Brien. Cornell Univ. and Univ. of Rochester Sch. of
Med. and Dent.
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II 1058.2 Prebiotic fiber diet does not improve
offspring ‘leaky gut’ from maternal low protein diet.
M.C. Hallam
and R.A. Reimer. Univ. of Calgary, Canada.
D101
I 1058.3 A high protein:low carbohydrate diet
during pregnancy affects glucose metabolism in last trimester
sows and fetuses and leads to intrauterine growth restriction.
C.C. Metges, S. Görs, I. Lang, K. Brüssow, H.M. Hammon,
C. Rehfeldt and W. Otten. Leibniz Inst. for Farm Animal Biol.,
Dummerstorf, Germany.
D102
II 1058.4 An in vivo model for human fetal
adipose tissue development.
J.A. Sanders, O. Onikoyi and
P.A. Gruppuso. Rhode Island Hosp. and Alpert Med. Sch. of
Brown Univ.
D103
I 1058.5 Iron status in multiples and their
neonates.
Y. Ru, E.K. Pressman, R. Guillet, B.M. Cooper, P.J.
Katzman, S. Caveglia and K. O’Brien. Cornell Univ. and Univ.
of Rochester Med. Ctr.
D104
II 1058.6 Inrauterine growth retardation results in
altered metabolism and elevated preadipocyte proliferation in
pigs.
K.M. Ajuwon. Purdue Univ.
D105
I 1058.7 Effect of Chdh deletion on mouse fetal
neurogenesis and apoptosis.
S. Lao, A.R. Johnson, M.G.
Mehedint, Y-W. Teng, S. Zhang and S.H. Zeisel. Univ. of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill Gillings Sch. of Global Publ. Hlth.
and Univ. of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Kannapolis.
D106
II 1058.8 Vitamin D deficiency in cord plasma
from multiethnic subjects living in the tropics.
B.M. Halm, J.F.
Lai, I. Pagano, W. Cooney, R.A. Soon and A.A. Franke. Univ.
of Hawaii Cancer Ctr., Kapiolani Med. Ctr. for Women and
Children and Univ. of Hawaii John A. Burns Sch. of Med.
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1059. RESEARCH WITH DIETARY SUPPLEMENTS
AND BIOACTIVE COMPONENTS
Poster
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I 1059.1 Associations between urinary soy
isoflavones and inflammatory markers in adults in the
United States in 2005-2008.
H.L. Nicastro, A.M. Mondul, S.
Rohrmann and E.A. Platz. NCI, NIH, Rockville, Univ. of Zurich
and Johns Hopkins Bloomberg Sch. of Publ. Hlth.
D108
II 1059.2 Predictors of vitamin D status in subjects
that consume a vitamin D supplement.
M.A. Levy, A. Dern, T.
Barker, E. Schneider, T. McKinnon, J. Robertson, J. Cuomo,
T. Wood and B.M. Dixon. USANA Hlth. Sci., Salt Lake City and
Orthoped. Specialty Hosp., Muray, UT.
D109
I 1059.3 Comparative bioavailability of tableted
water-soluble olive polyphenols with and without phospholipid
micelle incorporation in humans.
J.A. Templeton, H. Goldfine,
E. Schneider, T. McKinnon, J. Cuomo, B.M. Dixon and M.A.
Levy. USANA Hlth. Sci. Inc., Salt Lake City.
D110
II 1059.4 Vitamin D supplement use by adult
Canadians: sociodemographic correlates.
S.I. Barr and T.J.
Green. Univ. of British Columbia.
1060. ASSESSMENT OF CHILD AND ADOLESCENT
NUTRITIONAL STATUS, GROWTH AND OBESITY
Poster
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I 1060.1 Iodine and iron deficiency and parasites
in children of Arandas, Mexico during the nutrition transition.
E.M. Vasquez-Garibay, L.R. Campos Barrera, E. Romero
Velarde, M.E. Nuño Cosio, R. Troyo Sanroman, L. Miranda
Rios, F. Napoles Rodriguez, A.R. Del Angel and F. Velarde.
Univ. of Guadalajara and Inst. Alteño para el Desarrollo de
Jalisco, Mexico.
D112
II 1060.2 Beyond calcium status obesity would
impair bone mineralization in school age children of both sexes:
preliminary report.
M.E. Rio and H. Dupraz. Univ. of Buenos
Aires.
D113
I 1060.3 What are U.S. children under two
eating? Results from NHANES (2003-2008).
S. Keim, A.M.
Branum and J. Peck. Nationwide Children’s Hosp., The Ohio
State Univ. Col. of Med., Ctrs. for Dis. Control and Prevent.,
Hyattsville, MD.
D114
II 1060.4 Vitamin D status, sun exposure and
lipid profile among adolescents living in São Paulo, Brazil.
K.V.
Giudici, M.A. Lopes, D.M.L. Marchioni, R.M. Fisberg and
L.A. Martini. Univ. of São Paulo.
D115
I 1060.5 Infant feeding practices and challenges:
a pilot-study in Lebanon.
N. Hwalla, F. Naja, T. Fossian, D.
Zebian and L. Nasreddine. American Univ. of Beirut.
D116
II 1060.6 When obesity begins: anthropometric
and demographic characteristics of California WIC child
participants.
P.C. Papathakis, A. Nazmi, S. Phelan and P.
Engle. Cal Poly San Luis Obispo.
D117
I 1060.7 Nutritional deficits in juvenile end-
stage renal disease in a Guatemalan context.
J. Casimiro, R.
Lou-Meda, N.W. Solomons and K. Schümann. Tech Univ.
München and Roosevelt Hosp. and CeSSIAM, Guatemala City.
D118
II 1060.8 Contrubution of snacks to total nutrient
intake by normal and overweight Puerto Rican children at
three different school levels.
A.M. Preston, H. Venegas, R.M.
Velez-Rodriguez, C.A. Rodriguez and N. Rodriguez. Univ. of
Puerto Rico-Med. Sci. Campus.
D119
I 1060.9 Association of body mass index and
waist circumference with metabolic alterations in children from
Arandas, Jalisco, Mexico.
E. Romero-Velarde, E.M. Vásquez-
Garibay, L. Miranda-Rios and M.E. Nuño-Cosío. Univ. of
Guadalajara, Mexico.
D120
II 1060.10 Factors associated with adherence to
the dietary management of children and adolescents with type
1 diabetes mellitus.
E. Romero-Velarde, R.V. León-Robles,
E. Vásquez-Garibay, C. Hunot-Alexander, B. Vizmanos-
Lamotte and L. Aguirre-Salas. Univ. of Guadalajara and
Hosp. Civil of Guadalajara.
D121
I 1060.11
Serum levels of coenzyme Q10,
tocopherols, and C-reactive protein in adolescent girls and
premenopausal women.
W. Chai, R. Novotny, R.V. Cooney, G.
Maskarinec, A.A. Franke and L. Le Marchand. Logan Col.,
MO and Univ. of Hawaii.
D122
II 1060.12 Body image perception among pre-
adolescent children participating in a nutrition and physical
activity intervention program.
A. McCann, T. Kemmer, H. Wey
and B. Jensen. South Dakota State Univ.
D123
I 1060.13
Higher dairy calcium intake compared to
other dietary sources of calcium is associated with decreased
whole body and regional adiposity in adolescent girls.
D.M.
Vassallo, D. Laddu, V. Lee, R. Blew and S. Going. Univ. of
Arizona.
D124
II 1060.14 “...and we took the median of the
three values”: optimal treatment of replicate measurements in
anthropometric studies.
E. Villamor and R.J. Bosch. Univ. of
Michigan Sch. of Publ. Hlth. and Harvard Sch. of Publ. Hlth.
D125
I 1060.15
Can teens accurately report their
weight, height, and waist and hip circumferences?
G.S. Siapco,
S. Alomairah and J. Sabate. Sch. of Publ. Hlth., Loma Linda
Univ.
D126
II 1060.16 Infant dietary intake is associated with
weight gain from 1 to 12 months of age.
S. Gallo, C. Vanstone,
C. Rodd and H.A. Weiler. Sch. of Dietetics and Human Nutr.,
McGill Univ. and Montreal Children’s Hosp.
D127
I 1060.17
Regular soy intake supports normal
growth of teens and has no effect on risk of obesity.
J. Sabaté,
T. Norkunas, L. Huey and G. Segovia-Siapco. Loma Linda
Univ.
D128
II 1060.18 Fructose, sweetened food and beverage
intake and metabolic markers in children.
C. County, A.
Thomas, P.M. Catalano and N.L. Nock. Case Western
Reserve Univ. and MetroHlth. Med. Ctr.
D129
I 1060.19
Accuracy of weight perception following
KidQuest intervention in rural South Dakota elementary
students.
T.M. Kemmer, H. Wey, A. McCann and B. Jensen.
South Dakota State Univ.
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II 1060.20 A prospective study of body image
dissatisfaction and BMI change in school children.
O. Duchin,
M. Mora-Plazas, C. Marin, C. Mendes de Leon, J.M. Lee, A.
Baylin and E. Villamor. Univ. of Michigan Sch. of Publ. Hlth.,
Res. Fndn. for Nutr. and Hlth., Bogota and Univ. of Michigan
Hlth. Systs.
D131
I 1060.21
Selecting items of a food behavior
checklist for the development of nutrition quotient for children in
Korea.
M-H. Kang, J-S. Lee, H-Y.P. Kim, S. Kwon, Y-S. Choi,
H.R. Chung, T-K. Kwak, H-J. Lee and Y-H. Cho. Hannam
Univ., FANSA, Seoul, Yongin Univ., Daegu Univ., Nutr. for the
Future Inc., Seoul, Yonsei Univ., South Korea and Amway
Korea, Seoul.
D132
II 1060.22 Early rapid weight gain is associated
with overweight and obesity at 8 years in a breastfed population
in Peru.
M.E. Penny and M. Marin. Nutr. Res. Inst., Lima, Peru.
D133
I 1060.23
Development of a nutrition quotient
equation modeling for children and the evaluation of its
construct validity in Korea.
H-Y.P. Kim, S. Kwon, J-S. Lee, Y-S.
Choi, H.R. Chung, T-K. Kwak, J. Park, H-J. Lee and M-H.
Kang. Yongin Univ., Hannam Univ., FANSA, Seoul, Daegu
Univ., Nutr. for Future Inc., Seoul, Yonsei Univ., South Korea
and Amway Korea, Seoul.
D134
II 1060.24 Using principal component analysis to
characterize dietary patterns in children from Uruguay.
Y. Lee,
P.Y. Hsiao, E. Queirolo, F. Peregalli and K. Kordas. Penn
State and Catholic Univ. of Uruguay.
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I 1060.25
Anthropometric measurements, dietary
intakes, mealtime and other behaviors of children with autism.
S.M. Ekvall, P. Fugazzi, F. Stevens and V. Ekvall. Univ of
Cincinnati and Cincinnati Children’s Hosp. Med Ctr.
D136
II 1060.26 Dietary intakes of children from birth to
24 months: What We Eat in America NHANES 2007-2010.
D.G.
Rhodes, M.E. Adler, J.C. Clemens, J.D. Goldman and A.J.
Moshfegh. USDA, Beltsville.
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I 1060.27
Fat imaging via magnetic resonance
imaging in young children (ages 1-4 years) without sedation.
G.E. Shearrer, B. House, J. Luci and J. Davis. Univ. of Texas
at Austin.
D138
II 1060.28 Vitamin D, calcium, potassium and
calorie intakes associated with distinct breakfast patterns in
children (NHANES 2001-2008).
E.E. Quann, V.L. Fulgoni III
and N. Auestad. Natl. Dairy Council, Rosemont, IL and Nutr.
Impact LLC, Battle Creek, MI.
D139
I 1060.29
Beverage consumption among school-
age children of different race/ethnic backgrounds from the
National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey.
E.E.
Quann, N. Auestad and V.L. Fulgoni III. Natl. Dairy Council,
Rosemont, IL and Nutr. Impact LLC, Battle Creek, MI.
1061. NUTRITION WITHOUT BORDERS:
EPIDEMIOLOGIC METHODS IN EXAMINING
HEALTH DISPARITIES AND NUTRITION
OUTCOMES IN DIVERSE POPULATIONS
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