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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Caloric Availability"”.

  1. Gut-brain interactions in food reward

    … may apply to food, specifically whether caloric availability, or the speed at which carbohydrate becomes available for use, contributes to food reward and preference. To do this, we use beverages with novel flavors (conditioned stimulus (CS)) mixed with either a slow metabolizing …

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  2. Evaluating Adaptive Capacity to Climatic Extremes in Rural Zambia

    … realignment, and contribute to higher caloric availability in rural households.

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  3. Behavior, Energetics, And Swimming Performance Of The American Paddlefish, Polyodon Spathula, In A Lower Mississippi River Oxbow

    … and 0.045 calories/g/km in January. The caloric availability within the lake was monitored by zooplankton sampling to determine the potential energetic gain from paddlefish filter feeding. The ratio of calories expended to calories gained (cost: benefit ratio) was calculated for each of …

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  4. Molecular and Physiological Adaptations to Weight Perturbation in Mice

    … - as a defense mechanism in times of low caloric availability and/or decreased ambient room temperatures. Declines in circulating leptin concentrations and low ambient room temperature have both been implicated in the onset of torpor. To assess the effects of ambient room temperature and …

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