Regulation of food intake in the goldfish by interaction between ghrelin and orexin
Authors:
- Keisuke MaruyamaKMKeisuke Maruyama
- Sei-Ichi ShimakuraSSSei-Ichi Shimakura
- Hiroyuki KaiyaHKHiroyuki Kaiya
- Minoru UchiyamaMUMinoru Uchiyama
- Kenji KangawaKKKenji Kangawa
- Seiji ShiodaSSSeiji Shioda
- Kouhei MatsudaKMKouhei Matsuda
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- Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology
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