Simultaneous introduction of a novel high fat diet and wheel running induces anorexia - Scarpace, E.T.; Matheny, M.; Strehler, K.Y.E.; Shapiro, A.; Cheng, K.Y.; Tümer, N.; Scarpace, P.J. (Physiology & behavior, 2012)
Keywords: Age; Age Factors; Animal subjects; Animals; Anorexia; Anorexia - chemically induced; Anorexia - psychology; Aversion; Behavior; Behavioral psychophysiology; Biological and medical sciences; Body weight loss; Diet; Dietary Fats - adverse effects; Disease Models, Animal; Exercise; Feeding Behavior - physiology; Feeding Behavior - psychology; Food; Food availability; Food consumption; Fundamental and applied biological sciences. Psychology; High fat diet; High-fat feeding; Male; Motor Activity - physiology; Physical activity; Physiology; Psychiatry; Psychology. Psychoanalysis. Psychiatry; Psychology. Psychophysiology; Rats; Rats, Inbred F344; Running; Time Factors; Voluntary wheel running; Weight control; weight loss; Wheel running; wheels; Voluntary wheel running; Anorexia; High-fat feeding; Feeding behavior; Diet; Running-wheel; Fat; Feeding