منابع مشابه
Hypothalamic control of food intake.
This brief review of the neural control of food intake is prepared as an introduction to this symposium and is not to be considered as a complete coverage of all the aspects of anatomy, physiology, behavioural and metabolic studies which have provided information on the influence of the hypothalamus on feeding behaviour. Readers who are interested in greater detail will find appropriate referen...
متن کاملHypothalamic control of food intake
This brief review of the neural control of food intake is prepared as an introduction to this symposium and is not to be considered as a complete coverage of all the aspects of anatomy, physiology, behavioural and metabolic studies which have provided information on the influence of the hypothalamus on feeding behaviour. Readers who are interested in greater detail will find appropriate referen...
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Food-intake control is mediated by a heterogeneous network of different neural subtypes, distributed over various hypothalamic nuclei and other brain structures, in which each subtype can release more than one neurotransmitter or neurohormone. The complexity of the interactions of these subtypes poses a challenge to understanding their specific contributions to food-intake control, and apparent...
متن کاملHypothalamic control of food intake in cats and monkeys.
The role of the central nervous system in regulating food intake was probably suggested first by the discovery that either obesity or emaciation may occur in patients with nervous diseases. For a while these observations were not properly evaluated, because emphasis was laid upon the obesity as such, or the leanness, rather than upon the changed eating habits responsible for the clinical pictur...
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Marked variations in food intake have been described in various species following injury to certain parts of the hypothalamus, including an increased food intake or hyperphagia caused by lesions in the medial hypothalamus, especially lesions in or ventrolateral to the ventromedial nucleus; this hyperphagia leads to obesity."1418' 20 24 A decrease or complete inhibition of food intake has also b...
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ژورنال
عنوان ژورنال: Proceedings of the Nutrition Society
سال: 1971
ISSN: 0029-6651,1475-2719
DOI: 10.1079/pns19710019