Participation of hepatic glucoreceptors in the control of intake of food
M Russek - Nature, 1963 - nature.com
M Russek
Nature, 1963•nature.comIN a previous communication1, it was shown that anorexia produced by adrenaline is easily
conditioned, while anorexia produced by the injection of glucose, instead of becoming
conditioned, disappears with repetition. It was also observed during this work that
intraperitoneal injection of glucose had a stronger and more persistent anorectic effect than
intravenous.
conditioned, while anorexia produced by the injection of glucose, instead of becoming
conditioned, disappears with repetition. It was also observed during this work that
intraperitoneal injection of glucose had a stronger and more persistent anorectic effect than
intravenous.
Abstract
IN a previous communication1, it was shown that anorexia produced by adrenaline is easily conditioned, while anorexia produced by the injection of glucose, instead of becoming conditioned, disappears with repetition. It was also observed during this work that intraperitoneal injection of glucose had a stronger and more persistent anorectic effect than intravenous.
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