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Effect of Oxytocin on Hunger Discrimination by Head, Mitchell A, Jewett, David C, Gartner, Sarah N, Klockars, Anica, Levine, Allen S, Olszewski, Pawel K

“…Centrally and peripherally administered oxytocin (OT) decreases food intake and activation of the endogenous OT systems, which is associated with termination…”
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Effect of combination of peripheral oxytocin and naltrexone at subthreshold doses on food intake, body weight and feeding-related brain gene expression in male rats by Head, Mitchell A., Levine, Allen S., Christian, David G., Klockars, Anica, Olszewski, Pawel K.

“…•Administration of oxytocin and naltrexone synergistically affect energy balance.•Subthreshold doses of oxytocin and naltrexone decrease 10% sucrose…”
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Effects of opioid receptor ligands in rats trained to discriminate 22 from 2 hours of food deprivation suggest a lack of opioid involvement in eating for hunger by Jewett, David C., Klockars, Anica, Smith, Travis R., Brunton, Chloe, Head, Mitchell A., Tham, Rachel L., Kwilasz, Andrew J., Hahn, Thomas W., Wiebelhaus, Jason M., Ewan, Eric E., Carroll, Regina M., Grace, Martha K., Levine, Allen S., Olszewski, Pawel K.

“…•Opioid agonists do not induce hunger-driven, subjective effects in sated animals.•Naltrexone did not alter the discriminative stimulus effects of hunger in…”
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Acute Hypophagia and Changes in c-Fos Immunoreactivity in Adolescent Rats Treated with Low Doses of Oxytocin and Naltrexone by Head, Mitchell A, McColl, Laura K, Klockars, Anica, Levine, Allen S, Olszewski, Pawel K

“…A recent case report has shown that an adjunctive oxytocin + naltrexone (OT + NTX) treatment promoted more robust hypophagia and body weight reduction than OT…”
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Impact of Gut and Metabolic Hormones on Feeding Reward by Klockars, Anica, Levine, Allen S, Head, Mitchell A, Perez-Leighton, Claudio E, Kotz, Catherine M, Olszewski, Pawel K

“…Ingestion of food activates a cascade of endocrine responses (thereby reflecting a contemporaneous feeding status) that include the release of hormones from…”
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