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Endogen Control of Feed Intake in Animals

Hayvanlarda Yem Tüketiminin Endojen Kontrolü

Taylan AKSU
Suphi DENİZ
Pages
109–116
Publication Date
1995-06-06
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Moreover, special physiologic conditions (estrus, pregnancy, lactation) and Central and peripheral effecting Chemical agents were also discussed

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Objective & Hypothesis:For understanding of physiological and Chemical control of feed intake, it is needed to know endogen regulation of the phenomena.
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Key Findings & Data:For this reason, in this revieu), it was considered on regulation system uıhich forms in biological system of the animal.
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Conclusion & Impact:Moreover, special physiologic conditions (estrus, pregnancy, lactation) and Central and peripheral effecting Chemical agents were also discussed
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⚙️Variables:Hayvan · yem tüketimi · endojen kontrol

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For understanding of physiological and Chemical control of feed intake, it is needed to know endogen regulation of the phenomena. For this reason, in this revieu), it was considered on regulation system uıhich forms in biological system of the animal. Moreover, special physiologic conditions (estrus, pregnancy, lactation) and Central and peripheral effecting Chemical agents were also discussed

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Yem tüketiminin fizyolojik ve kimyasal kontrolünün anlaşılabilmesi için olayın endojen regülasyonun bilinmesi gereklidir. Bu nedenle, bu derlemede, yem tüketiminin fizyolojik ve kimyasal kontrolü bakımından hayvanın biyolojik yapısında şekillenen regülasyon sistemi üzerinde duruldu. Ayrıca, bu regülasyonda etkili olan merkezi ve periferal etkili kimyasal ajanlar ile özel fizyolojik durumlara (östrus, gebelik, laktasyon) da yer verildi.

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AKSU, T., DENİZ, S. (1995). Endogen Control of Feed Intake in Animals. Van Sağlık Bilimleri Dergisi, Cilt: 1 - Sayı: 1, 109–116. https://ajindex.com/articles/821589

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