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Adipose tissue metabolism: influence of periodicity of eating and diet composition.
Leveille Ga
- Vol. 29, Iss: 3, pp 1294-1301
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Diurnal Changes in Lipolytic Activity of Isolated Fat Cells and Their Increased Responsiveness to Epinephrine and Theophylline with Meal Feeding in Rats
TL;DR: The findings suggest that lipolytic activity of the cAMP-hormone sensitive lipase system in fat cells might be increased with meal feeding in rats, and may give a new idea to consider the discrepancy that many workers have not been able to observe the increase in body fat deposition with meal fed rats.
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Lipogenic activation after nibbling and gorging in mice.
TL;DR: Ingestion of a first test meal completely prevented the expected hyperglycemic response following ingestion of a second test meal even though the latter contained over 10 times more glucose than that in the total body glucose pool.
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Rapid activation and inactivation of fatty acid synthesis from glucose in vivo.
N. Baker,R.J. Huebotter +1 more
TL;DR: Flux of glucose C into fatty acids in postabsorptive mice (food removed for 2 hr; livers rich in glycogen) was only about 2% of the value calculated from published studies in which the incorporation of an intubated [(14)C]glucose load into total body fatty acid was measured in mice.
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Protein and energy relations in the broiler chicken. Chronic or acute effects of alternating protein or intermittent feeding regimens on broiler lipid metabolism.
TL;DR: Chronic use of either an alternating protein or intermittent feeding regimen caused greater responses compared with acute bouts (single cycle) of either of the regimens to determine the effects of chronic or acute dietary treatments.
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Chronic Caloric Restriction in Old Female Mice: Changes in the Circadian Rhythms of Physiological and Behavioral Variables
TL;DR: While CR in itself was found to prolong life, the added imposition of frequent photoperiod schedule shifting had no statistically significant effect on mean survival time, regardless of whether the meal schedule reinforced or opposed shifts in thePhotoperiod (Nelson and Halberg 1986b).
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