The effect of isotonic glucose on eating as a function of feeding condition and infusion site
作者： Donald Novin , John D. Sanderson , Dennis A. Vanderweele
DOI: 10.1016/0031-9384(74)90298-4
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摘要: Abstract Rabbits were infused with 10 cc of 5% glucose and equal volumes isotonic saline in a free-feeding condition following 22-hr total food-deprivation period. Infusions made into the duodenum or collecting vein hepatic-portal system through chronic indwelling cannulas. The results showed that duodenal infusions suppressed feeding only rabbit while food-deprived animal. Both suppressive effects eliminated by bilateral, subdiaphragmatic vagotomy. suggest at least two loci can act to reduce eating intake locus effect is dependent upon nutritional state
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