Fig. 1. Small animal MRI scanners available from various companies. (a) shows a refurbished 200 MHz 40 cm bore Oxford NMR system with passive shielding inside a Faraday cage. The…
Fig. 1. Female Wistar rats were housed in running wheel cages and had ad libitum access to chow and water (filled line, N = 8) or were subjected to an…
Fig. 1. Mean total daily number of M&M’s® earned and wasted each candy session for the five animals who wasted M&Ms® (left panel ) and the three animals who ate…
Fig. 1. Daily 1-h free-choice access to a palatable, energy dense diet induces binge-like eating in mice. (a) In 129SvEv mice, 1-h intake of a highly-palatable diet (labeled HP on…
Fig. 1. Features of anorexia nervosa and activity-based anorexia. Reproduced, with permission, from (15). 2 Materials and Procedures 2.1 Materials Induction of the activity-based anorexia model requires access to a…
Fat Lard 230 Vegetable oil 50 Carbohydrate Dextrin 97 Cornstarch 98 Sucrose 130 Protein Casein 325 Vitamin Mix 30 Mineral Mix 40 Total weight (g) 1,000 Energy density (kcal/g) 5.02…
Fig. 1. Experimental paradigm. Rats were subjected to 3 h of maternal separation (MS) daily during PND 1-14, or left undisturbed (NH). MS and NH rats received social isolation stress…
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Fig. 1. Meal analysis of two representative rats living in operant chambers. The one maintained on daily intermittent sucrose and chow had increased intake of sugar compared with the one…
