Department of Psychology Farnoosh Farahmand Mentor: Paul Currie Neural Control of Ingestive Behavior: Hypothalmic Neuropeptide Y and Urocortin Goal of project: Examination of site-specific inhibition of neuropeptide Y-in

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Date: 2011-10-06 16:19:33 Neuroendocrinology Hypothalamus Neuropeptides Peptide hormones Neuropeptide Y Corticotropin-releasing factor family Urocortin Paraventricular nucleus of hypothalamus Neuropeptide Biology Anatomy Endocrine system		Department of Psychology Farnoosh Farahmand Mentor: Paul Currie Neural Control of Ingestive Behavior: Hypothalmic Neuropeptide Y and Urocortin Goal of project: Examination of site-specific inhibition of neuropeptide Y-in Add to Reading List Source URL: barnard.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 18,67 KB Share Document on Facebook

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