HYPOTHALAMIC CONCENTRATION AND RELEASE OF NEUROPEPTIDE-Y INTO MICRODIALYSATES IS REDUCED IN ANORECTIC TUMOR-BEARING RATS
HYPOTHALAMIC CONCENTRATION AND RELEASE OF NEUROPEPTIDE-Y INTO MICRODIALYSATES IS REDUCED IN ANORECTIC TUMOR-BEARING RATS
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DOI:
10.1016/0024-3205(94)90144-9
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发表时间:
1994-01-01
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影响因子:
6.1
通讯作者:
FISCHER, JE
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作者:
CHANCE, WT;BALASUBRAMANIAM, A;FISCHER, JE
Hypothalamic concentration of neuropeptide Y was decreased significantly in anorectic tumor-bearing rats, while NPY level was increased significantly in matched carcass weight control rats as compared with freely-feeding controls. In vivo microdialysis of the perifomical hypothalamic area of tumor-bearing rats prior to the development of anorexia revealed no alteration in NPY in dialysates. Following the development of anorexia, however, tumor-bearing rats exhibited significant reduction in NPY concentration in dialysates as compared with either matched carcass weight or freely-feeding control group. These results suggest that hypothalamic NPY concentration and release are decreased selectively in anorectic tumor-bearing rats. Since NPY also elicits less feeding in tumor-bearing rats, dysfunction of hypothalamic NPY feeding mechanisms may be of primary importance in cancer anorexia.