doi: 10.1007/BF00429259.
The effects of serotonin on feeding in the rabbit
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The effects of serotonin on feeding in the rabbit
Psychopharmacologia.
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Abstract
Serotonin infused through hepatic-portal cannulae of rabbits decreased food intake in a free-feeding condition. Following a 12 hr food deprivation period similar doses of serotonin increased food intake. Other investigators have shown release of serotonin to food and related stimuli. Our results demonstrate that serotonin is not a simple "satiety hormone" but suggest that it may be importantly involved in short-term regulatory mechanisms of feeding.
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