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Cell Metabolism. 2015 Dec 24;23(2):234-53. doi: 10.1016/j.cmet.2015.12.002
An emerging technology framework for the neurobiology of appetite. Sternson Lab
Sternson SM, Atasoy D, Betley JN, Henry FE, Xu S
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Abstract
Advances in neuro-technology for mapping, manipulating, and monitoring molecularly defined cell types are rapidly advancing insight into neural circuits that regulate appetite. Here, we review these important tools and their applications in circuits that control food seeking and consumption. Technical capabilities provided by these tools establish a rigorous experimental framework for research into the neurobiology of hunger.
PMID: 26724860 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]
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Scott Sternson
Shengjin Xu
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