Carbohydrate but not protein elicits abnormal satiety responses in obese Zucker rats and is normalized by enhanced serotonergic function

Carbohydrate but not protein elicits abnormal satiety responses in obese Zucker rats and is normalized by enhanced serotonergic function

by Chi-Chen Hong

Part of Canadian theses = Thèses canadiennes

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