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Am J Physiol 207: 291-297, 1964;
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Food intake and temperature regulation in rats with rostral hypothalamic lesions

C. L. Hamilton 1 and John R. Brobeck 1

1 Veterans Administration Hospital, Coatesville, and Department of Physiology, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Rats with lesions of the anterior midline hypothalamus were studied in reference to the regulation of body temperature and food intake. The data support the thesis that this area of the hypothalamus is involved not only with normal regulation of body temperature but also with food intake, and thus indirectly with internal heat production.

Key Words: hypothalamus

Submitted on January 22, 1964




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