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Stephen M. Kosslynsion observed in the pituitary. Regulation of POMC peptide secretion has recently been reviewed in several places (A. 1986; J. and G. 1988). This review will deal primarily with the regulation of POMC gene expression in rat and mouse pituitary tissues, the species in which the majority of the work h

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Ronald S. Wilsonsion observed in the pituitary. Regulation of POMC peptide secretion has recently been reviewed in several places (A. 1986; J. and G. 1988). This review will deal primarily with the regulation of POMC gene expression in rat and mouse pituitary tissues, the species in which the majority of the work h

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Appetite Regulation and Eating Disorders in Relation to Brain Neurotransmitter Systems,in disorders of eating behavior, food metabolism, and consequently body weight regulation. These disorders, including anorexia nervosa, bulimia, and overeating that leads to obesity, are under investigation for possible neurotransmitter imbalances and also for pharmacologie and behavioral therapy th

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