Caudal Brainstem Control of Energy Homeostasis - Francis Flynn

Abstract

Funding Agency

Agency: National Institute of Health (NIH)
Institute: National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS)
Type: Research Project (R01)
Project #: 3R01NS024879-05S1
Application #: 3409868
Study Section: Biopsychology Study Section (BPO)

Project Start: 1986-09-01
Project End: 1992-09-23
Budget Start: 1992-02-01
Budget End: 1992-09-23
Support Year: 5
Fiscal Year: 1992
Total Cost
Indirect Cost

Institution

Name: University of Wyoming
Department
Type: Schools of Arts and Sciences
DUNS #: 069690956

City: Laramie
State: WY
Country: United States
Zip Code: 82071

Related projects


NIH 1995 R01 NS	Caudal Brainstem Control of Energy Homeostasis Flynn, Francis W. / University of Wyoming
NIH 1994 R01 NS	Caudal Brainstem Control of Energy Homeostasis Flynn, Francis W. / University of Wyoming
NIH 1993 R01 NS	Caudal Brainstem Control of Energy Homeostasis Flynn, Francis W. / University of Wyoming
NIH 1992 R01 NS	Caudal Brainstem Control of Energy Homeostasis Flynn, Francis W. / University of Wyoming
NIH 1991 R01 NS	Caudal Brainstem Control of Energy Homeostasis Flynn, Francis W. / University of Wyoming
NIH 1990 R01 NS	Caudal Brainstem Control of Energy Homeostasis Flynn, Francis W. / University of Wyoming
NIH 1989 R01 NS	Caudal Brainstem Control of Energy Homeostasis Flynn, Francis W. / University of Wyoming

Publications

Flynn, F W; Schulkin, J; Havens, M (1993) Sex differences in salt preference and taste reactivity in rats. Brain Res Bull 32:91-5

Flynn, F W (1992) Caudal brain stem systems mediate effects of bombesin-like peptides on intake in rats. Am J Physiol 262:R39-45

Flynn, F W; Robillard, L (1992) Inhibition of ingestive behavior following fourth ventricle bombesin injection in chronic decerebrate rats. Behav Neurosci 106:1011-4

Flynn, F W (1991) Effects of fourth ventricle bombesin injection on meal-related parameters and grooming behavior. Peptides 12:761-5

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