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Bombesin-induced hypothermia in food-deprived rats

Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior, 1989
Three separate experiments were conducted to characterize the effects of bombesin on core body temperature in food-deprived rats and further evaluate the role of food deprivation in this response. Previous research has demonstrated that naloxone reverses bombesin-induced hypothermia in cold-exposed rats.
A M, Babcock, C, Barton, T, Keene
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Does food deprivation affect perceived size?

Appetite, 2020
Exposure to food-related stimuli could lead to the triggering of a set of biological, emotional and cognitive responses. Such responses can be pronounced following food deprivation. Indeed, previous research showed that even a moderate period of food deprivation is sufficient to increase perceptual precision to detect changes along food size and to ...
Noa, Zitron-Emanuel, Tzvi, Ganel
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Field studies of exercise and food deprivation

Current Opinion in Clinical Nutrition & Metabolic Care, 2006
The increase in obesity in developed societies drives interest in the interplay of energy intake, metabolic energy expenditure, and body energy stores. A better understanding of energy management in physically active and undernourished humans should help guide strategies to manage obesity safely and effectively.
Reed W, Hoyt, Karl E, Friedl
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Control of food delivery in food-deprived rats mediates analgesia

Behavioural Brain Research, 1991
An experiment was carried out to investigate the effects of control of food delivery, in food-deprived rats, on analgesia. Tail flick latency was used as an index of pain sensitivity and naloxone reversibility of analgesia was used as the criterion for opioid involvement. Food-deprived rats were submitted to one of two schedules of food delivery.
D M, Hodgson, N W, Bond
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Influence of palatability on motivation to operate for caloric and non-caloric food in non food-deprived and food-deprived rats

Neuroscience, 2013
Palatability is the hedonic food component that is considered to override the homeostatic mechanisms that control food intake, and we compared how much effort non food-deprived and food-deprived rats were willing to spend in order to earn a palatable caloric (sucrose) or non-caloric (saccharin) snack.
Scheggi, S., Secci, M. E., Marchese, G., De Montis, M. G., Gambarana, C.   +4 more
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Relationships of Consumer Characteristics and Food Deprivation to Food Purchasing Behavior

Physiology & Behavior, 1996
A large part of domestic food intake may be determined by retail food purchase behavior, and it is commonly believed that this may be significantly influenced by the shopper's state of food deprivation. In the present study, 198 subjects recruited just prior to shopping at a large supermarket completed questionnaires eliciting information on ...
D J, Mela, J I, Aaron, S J, Gatenby
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EFFECTS OF FOOD DEPRIVATION, DEPRIVATION EXPERIENCE AND SEX ON EXPLORATION IN RATS

British Journal of Psychology, 1968
Following 0 or 48 hr current deprivation male and female rats were individually observed for 15 min in an exploration box consisting of a novel and a familiar half. Half of the subjects had gained deprivation experience by being allowed food for only 30 min a day for 10 consecutive days prior to testing.
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Incentive size, food deprivation and food preference.

Journal of Comparative and Physiological Psychology, 1953
J C, FAY, J D, MILLER, H F, HARLOW
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Fibre-deprived Akkermansia worsens food allergy

Nature Reviews Microbiology, 2023
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REM sleep deprivation and food intake.

Indian journal of physiology and pharmacology, 1990
The effect of REM-sleep deprivation (REM-SD) on diet preference was studied in rats. REM-SD for a period of 72 hrs produced an increase in day, night and 24 hrs (day plus night) intakes of Carbohydrate Rich diet (CRD) and Total diet (TD). Body weight (BWt) was also increased.
J L, Bhanot, G S, Chhina, B, Singh, U, Sachdeva, V M, Kumar   +4 more
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