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Am J Physiol 228: 392-396, 1975;
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American Journal of Physiology, Vol 228, Issue 2, 392-396
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Neuroendocrine conditioning: conditioned feeding after alterations in glucose utilization

S Balagura and LE Harrell

We have demonstrated that it is possible to condition the feeding behavior induced by either 2-deoxy-D-glucose (a chemical that induces glucopenia) or tolbutamide (an oral hypoglycemic agent). Such behavioral conditioning is also accompanied by a conditioning of neuroendocrine responses. A model for both overt and covert conditioned responses is proposed.





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