Oxytocin and an oxytocin agonist administered centrally decrease food intake in rats
Authors:
- Marcia D. DrutaroskyMDMarcia D. Drutarosky
- Min-Shine ChowMCMin-Shine Chow
- Victor J. HrubyVHVictor J. Hruby
- Edward M. StrickerESEdward M. Stricker
- Joseph G. VerbalisJVJoseph G. Verbalis
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