Titlebook: Animal Models of Eating Disorders; Nicole M. Avena Book 2013 Springer Science+Business Media, LLC 2013 Anorexia.Binge eating.Bulimia.Eatin

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Ecology of Threatened Semi-Arid Wetlandsriod under similar circumstances, accompanied by a sense of loss of control. This form of consummatory behavior is common, and it is accompanied by comorbidities that make treatment difficult. Animal models of bingeing have been developed in order to examine mechanisms as well as to develop potentia

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S. Sánchez-Carrillo,M. álvarez-Cobelasinge-like eating behavior has proved to be challenging, as minor stressors can significantly inhibit food intake in this species. Herein, we present two reinstatement models that can reliably induce binge-like eating behavior in mice. Both utilize a schedule of intermittent access to a palatable, hi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-481-9181-9cedures for studying binge eating using a foraging model that engenders large meals in nonhuman primates. Baboons have access to food 24 h each day, but they have to complete a two-phase operant procedure in order to obtain it. Responding on one lever during a 30-min “seeking” phase is required befo

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Brian J. Huntley,Brian H. Walkerhosocial impairment and chronicity. Mechanisms maintaining this maladaptive set of behaviors remain poorly understood, but several lines of evidence support the presence of enhanced responsiveness to orosensory cues in people with BN. Sham feeding (SF) in the rat is an animal model of binge eating a

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-68786-0 Given its increasing prevalence in society, understanding the behavioral, physiological, and neurochemical components of binge eating is important. Both sugars and fats have been identified as common macronutrients consumed by humans during binge-eating episodes and are thus of interest to study. T

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Ecology of Tuberculosis in Indiae overabundance of highly caloric food, which has extremely rewarding properties associated with dopaminergic neurotransmission in the ventral striatum where the nucleus accumbens (NAc) is located. The NAc has been repeatedly implicated in reward-seeking disorders, including binge eating, a common f

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Tuberculosis: A Medical Mirage, and food dependence, related affective disorders, and impulsive behavior. The HiS and LoS rats are models of the heritability of maladaptive behaviors, including hallmarks of drug dependence, bingeing, and withdrawal, which serve equally well for the understanding of binge eating. The purpose of th