Titlebook: Animal Models of Obesity; Michael F. W. Festing Book 1979 The Medical Research Council 1979 model.obesity.research

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Lipogenesis and hormone resistance in liver and adipose tissue of genetically obese mice,esis in adipose tissue of pair-fed . mice exhibits a near-normal inhibitory response to adrenaline. Insulin-resistance in tissues of obese (.) mice, demonstrable in liver with respect to the anti-glucagon action of insulin, is likely to be a secondary consequence of obesity. The pathogenesis of obes

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,The hypothalamo — pituitary system in obesity,ptides, there is evidence suggesting diminished secretion of gonadotrophins (FSH and LH), thyrotrophin (TSH), growth hormone (GH) and prolactin (PRL). In some cases this is associated with changes in levels of the appropriate hypothalamic releasing or release-inhibiting hormones..These widespread ch

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,The clinician’s approach,s, I am sure that it is important that each recognises the limitations of the other group if animal experiments are to be used to best advantage..It is obvious that human obesity is a heterogeneous-condition: it is hard to believe that a defect in a particular metabolic pathway is a main cause of mo

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Pooling Time-Series of Cross-Section Dataenic models of obesity usually lie nearer the threshold of normality than the mutants, and are thus more likely to be curable by environmental manipulation. Similarly, fat but not obese ‘normal’ strains may easily be made obese by dietary and other environmental manipulation..Comparative studies of

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Pooling Time-Series of Cross-Section Datase-hyperinsulinaemic state produces secondary effects which include changes in pancreatic morphology, insulin resistance, enhanced gluconeogenesis, increased basal lipolysis and loss of responsiveness to lipolytic hormones. Hyperadrenocortism and sterility observed in the recessively inherited obesi

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Distributed Lags and Dynamic Models fed the cafeteria diet become obese entirely as a result of hyperphagia without any changes in resting oxygen consumption. When returned to the stock diet, these obese rats rapidly return to control body weight as a result of a decrease in energy intake and a simultaneous increase in resting oxygen

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-76516-5esis in adipose tissue of pair-fed . mice exhibits a near-normal inhibitory response to adrenaline. Insulin-resistance in tissues of obese (.) mice, demonstrable in liver with respect to the anti-glucagon action of insulin, is likely to be a secondary consequence of obesity. The pathogenesis of obes