Metabolic and behavioral responses to high-fat feeding in mice selectively bred for high wheel-running activity

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L M Vaanholt
I Jonas
M Doornbos
K A Schubert
C Nyakas
T Garland
G H Visser
G van Dijk
机构：
[1] Center for Behavior and Neurosciences,Department of Integrative Physiology
[2] Animal Behavior Unit,Department of Biology
[3] University of Groningen,undefined
[4] Institute for Biological and Environmental Sciences,undefined
[5] University of Aberdeen,undefined
[6] Center for Behavior and Neurosciences,undefined
[7] Neuroendocrinology Unit,undefined
[8] University of Groningen,undefined
[9] Center for Behavior and Neurosciences,undefined
[10] Molecular Neurobiology Unit,undefined
[11] University of Groningen,undefined
[12] Institute of Sport Sciences,undefined
[13] Nutrition and Physical Activity Unit ,undefined
[14] Semmelweis University,undefined
[15] University of California,undefined
来源：
International Journal of Obesity | 2008年 / 32卷
关键词：
adiponectin; leptin; calorimetry; sex; physical activity; NEAT;
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页码：1566 / 1575
页数：9
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