Titlebook: Hormones and Nutrition in Obesity and Cachexia; Manfred J. Müller,Elliot Danforth,Uwe Siedentopp Conference proceedings 1990 Springer-Verl

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Hormonal and Nutritional Factors Contributory to Obesitythis field of research, and second, because Dr. Rothwell, who will present the next paper, is expert in this field. I will therefore confine my remarks to the hormonal and nutritional factors which contribute to obesity in humans.

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Conference proceedings 1990he regulation of intermediary metabolism in both situations. The data provide evidence that tissue catabolism and anabolism are regulated by similar mechanisms, which again are the target of different hormonal and metabolic factors. This joint discussion of the similarities evident in both areas wil

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cture of the regulation of intermediary metabolism in both situations. The data provide evidence that tissue catabolism and anabolism are regulated by similar mechanisms, which again are the target of different hormonal and metabolic factors. This joint discussion of the similarities evident in both

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Physiological and Pathophysiological Regulation of Human Muscle Protein Turnover methodological problems outstanding, but except for a few cases which I will discuss, I do not think that they qualitatively affect (or will in future affect) our interpretation of most experimental data.

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Conference proceedings 1990echanisms, which again are the target of different hormonal and metabolic factors. This joint discussion of the similarities evident in both areas will greatly benefit future understanding and research in obesity and cachexia.

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