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1. Assimilation of a surprising flavor stimulus to an expected one decoded by MVPA

2. Effect of providing choice on processing of sweet drinks in the brain

3. Les rats sensibles à l’obésité sous régime faible en lipides et riche en glucides complexes ont un niveau d’expression élevé de l’amylase pancréatique

4. Modulation of protein status in humans leads top preference for increased portions

5. Spatial reorganization of Proopiomelanocortin (POMC)-expressing Neurons in the Arcuate Nucleus of POMC-EGFP Mice Resistant or Prone to Obesity

6. Obesity-prone high-fat fed rats reduce caloric intake and adiposity and gain more fat-free mass when allowed to separate protein from carbohydrate/fat intake

7. Spatial reorganization of Proopiomelanocortin (POMC)-expressing Neurons in the Arcuate Nucleus of POMC-EGFP Mice Resistant or Prone to Obesity

8. Control of Food Intake by Dietary Amino Acids and Proteins: Molecular and Cellular Aspects

9. Sucrose solution intake and its schedule of access affect the response to chronic variable stress in mice

10. The form of energy-containing food alters satiety and fMRI brain responses in humans

11. Intermittent availability of sugar-sweetened beverages induces different reactions in mice sensitive or resistant to diet-induced obesity

12. A satiating message influences appetite but not food intake in high disinhibited low restraint women

13. Leucine and branched-chain amino acids modulate translation in rat primary hepatocytes

15. The satiating effect of egg is higher than fresh cheese when given as isocaloric 'solid' preloads in humans

16. Dietary proteins poorly contribute to the endogenous production of Glucose after egg ingestion in humans

17. Acute stress in rats induces decrease in food intake through mechanisms involving satiation

18. Stress chronique variable chez le rat : Relation entre la diminution du poids et la prise alimentaire

19. La prise alimentaire comme marqueur du stress de contention chez le rat

20. Nutrient-dependent neuronal activation patterns in the nucleus of the solitary tract: a study using 3d modeling and neuronal density maps

21. Comparaison de l’effet d’un stress de contention ou de nage forcée sur la prise alimentaire chez le rat

22. Réponses et effets physiologiques et physio-pathologiques associés aux protéines alimentaires

23. L'evolution des modeles de consommation en France

24. La diffusion du savoir-faire de l'INRA dans le domaine des IAA

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