dl -Fenfluramine Challenge to Nutrient-Specific Textural Preference Conditioned by Concurrent Presentation of Two Diets
Effects of the ingestion of protein and carbohydrate conditioned a preference for one size of chow particle over another, which was triggered by need for a specific nutrient. This learned elicitation of nutrient-specific dietary selection was not changed by injection of dl -fenfluramine HCl (2.5 mg/...
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| description | Effects of the ingestion of protein and carbohydrate conditioned a preference for one size of chow particle over another, which was triggered by need for a specific nutrient. This learned elicitation of nutrient-specific dietary selection was not changed by injection of
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-fenfluramine HCl (2.5 mg/kg). This indicates that previously observed effects of fenfluramine on differential intakes of dextrin- and casein-rich diets do not depend on nutrient-specific self-selection. |
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