Lateral hypothalamus: reevaluation of function in motivated feeding behavior.

作者: L. D. Devenport , S. Balagura

DOI: 10.1126/SCIENCE.172.3984.744

关键词: Feeding behaviorInternal medicineLateral hypothalamusMedicineFamiliar environmentEndocrinology

摘要: In contrast to the existing views of lateral hypothalamic function, food motivated behavior appears be greatly enhanced in animals that have recovered from lesions. a familiar environment, these rats begin eating 4.8 times sooner than normal controls, 5.6 faster hyperphagic received ventromedial lesions, and 4.7 with septal The same relation holds for latencies eat novel environment rate acquisition simple food-rewarded discrimination task. concept "hunger center" is questioned.

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