| Autor: |
Debonis, Daniel, Meguid, Michael M., Laviano, Alessandro, Yang, Zhong-Jin, Gleason, John R. |
| Zdroj: |
NeuroReport; September 1995, Vol. 6 Issue: 13 p1752-1756, 5p |
| Abstrakt: |
Peripherally infused interleukin-1 reduces food intake. Its temporal and selective effects on meal number and meal size were investigated in seven rats continuously infused for 3 days with recombinant human interleukin- 1α (rHu IL-1α; 3μgday−1, i.v.). Food intake decreased significantly during the first two infusion days, and was brought about by first the early reduction of meal number, followed by meal size with a 1 day delay. The primary effect of rHu IL-1α was seen during the dark cycle. After the infusion was stopped, meal number recovered most quickly, followed by a lag in recovery of meal size. We conclude that rHu IL-1α influenced food intake primarily via an effect on meal number, which responds more rapidly than a decrease in meal size, thereby inducing an immediate decrease in food intake. |
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