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Clinics in Endocrinology and Metabolism, 1984
Energy expenditure of obese subjects living in a respiration chamber is higher than that of lean controls; this is due to a greater basal metabolic rate in the obese. Groups of obese subjects with a family history of obesity and/or a childhood onset of obesity have a reduced thermogenic response after glucose or meal ingestion.
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Energy expenditure of obese subjects living in a respiration chamber is higher than that of lean controls; this is due to a greater basal metabolic rate in the obese. Groups of obese subjects with a family history of obesity and/or a childhood onset of obesity have a reduced thermogenic response after glucose or meal ingestion.
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ENERGY EXPENDITURE: BIOSYNTHESES
1968In an actively growing culture of micro-organisms, ATP formed by the energy-yielding metabolism of the organisms is rapidly expended in a variety of metabolic processes. An appreciable amount of ATP is consumed in the biosynthesis of new cell components, including energy-storage compounds such as glycogen and poly-β-hydroxybutyrate; but there are other
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Hypocretin/orexin and energy expenditure
Acta Physiologica, 2010AbstractThe hypocretins or orexins are endogenous neuropeptides synthesized in discrete lateral, perifornical and dorsal hypothalamic neurones. These multi‐functional neuropeptides modulate energy homeostasis, arousal, stress, reward, reproduction and cardiovascular function.
J A, Teske, C J, Billington, C M, Kotz
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Overfeeding and energy expenditure in humans
The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 1992The effect of overfeeding on energy expenditure was investigated in 23 young men subjected to a 353-MJ energy intake surplus over 100 d. The major part of this excess (222 MJ) was stored as body energy. The increase in energy cost of weight maintenance amounted to 52 MJ and was proportional to body weight gain.
A, Tremblay +4 more
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Energy expenditure of horse riding
European Journal of Applied Physiology, 2000Oxygen consumption (VO2), ventilation (VE) and heart rate (HR) were studied in five recreational riders with a portable oxygen analyser (K2 Cosmed, Rome) telemetric system, during two different experimental riding sessions. The first one was a dressage session in which the rider successively rode four different horses at a walk, trot and canter.
M F, Devienne, C Y, Guezennec
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Energy intake and energy expenditure in the elderly
American Journal of Human Biology, 1996This review briefly examines the effects of aging on resting metabolic rate, thermic effect of a meal, and the energy expenditure of physical activity. Thereafter, the effects of advancing age on total daily energy expenditure as assessed from doubly labeled water studies are examined.
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A Survey on Energy Expenditure Estimation Using Wearable Devices
ACM Computing Surveys, 2021Juan A Álvarez-García +2 more
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