An edition of Neurobiology of food and fluid intake
(2004)
Neurobiology of food and fluid intake
2nd ed.
by E. Stricker and Stephen C. Woods
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Neurobiology of food and fluid intake
2004, Kluwer Academic/Plenum Publishers
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Table of Contents
Behavioral neurobiology of ingestive behaviors -- Edward M. Stricker and Stephen C. Woods
Accumbens dopamine is a physiological correlate of the rewarding and motivating effects of food -- Gerald P. Smith
CNS physiology of food reward -- Dianne P. Figlewicz Lattemann
Neurobehavioral analysis of taste function -- Alan C. Spector and James C. Smith
Psychophysical measurement of human taste experience -- Linda M. Batoshuk and Derek J. Snyder
Our evolving understanding of peptides and the control of food intake -- Randy J. Seeley
Brain insulin and obesity -- Daniel Porte Jr.
Postnatal development of central feeding circuits -- Linda Rinaman
Caudal brainstem and the control of food intake and energy balance -- Hans-Rudolf Berthoud
Metabolic signals in the control of food intake -- Stephen C. Woods
Gastrointestinal signaling in the control of food intake -- Joel M. Kaplan and Timothy H. Moran
Estrogenic inhibition of eating -- Nori Geary
Anoxeria during disease -- Wolfgang Langhans
Neural mechanisms of anorexia -- Alan G. Watts and Dawna Salter
Studies of food intake
Timothy J. Bartness and Gregory E. Demas --
Control of eating behavior in free-living humans -- John M. de Castro
Thirst -- Edward M. Stricker
Neurobiology of sodium appetite -- Richard S. Weisinger, John R. Blair-West, Peta Burns, et. al.
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