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

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Pooling Time-Series of Cross-Section Data these two forms of inheritance. In the case of the Mendelian models, genetic theory suggests that there is a single genetic lesion leading to the production of a defective enzyme, which in turn leads to a multiplicity of metabolic abnormalities. In principle, it should be possible to detect the pri

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Pooling Time-Series of Cross-Section Datanot dependent upon, hyperphagia and hypoactivity. An impairment in thermogenic processes may be responsible for the increase in efficiency in a number of the obese models. The developmental sequence of the obesity varies between the differing models, recessively inherited obesities being associated

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Seemingly Unrelated Regressions required for detecting and evaluating drugs that affect food intake and energy expenditure. Further, models are needed for studying overall energy balance..The models for detecting anorexic agents have been largely designed around the ability to detect activity in known anorexic drugs. Thus, the ma

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Seemingly Unrelated Regressionsd genetic obesity in rodents are described. Evidence that the hypersecretion of insulin may be one of the primary defects in many forms of obesity is discussed. Adrenal cortical hyperplasia and increased circulating glucocorticosteroids, as well as high pituitary ACTH levels, are among the multiple