NPY / AGRP Neuron

Sep 03, 2014

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Appetite-decreasing Effects of PYY3-36. Pancreas. Colon. Fat Tissue. Stomach. Leptin. Insulin. Ghrelin. PYY3-36. Ghrelin receptor. Insulin receptor. Leptin receptor. Y2R. NPY / AGRP Neuron. POMC Neuron. - MSH. AGRP. hypothalamus. NPY. Arcuate nucleus. Y1R. MC4R/ MC3R.

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NPY / AGRP Neuron

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Appetite-decreasing Effects of PYY3-36 Pancreas Colon Fat Tissue Stomach Leptin Insulin Ghrelin PYY3-36 Ghrelin receptor Insulin receptor Leptin receptor Y2R NPY / AGRP Neuron POMC Neuron -MSH AGRP hypothalamus NPY Arcuate nucleus Y1R MC4R/ MC3R Neuron Food Intake Energy Expenditure Schwartz M. W. & Morton G. J. Nature 418, 595-597 (2002) Phoenix Pharmaceuticals, Inc. website: www.PhoenixPeptide.com

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Neuron Classification

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Neuron Classification

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Neuron

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Postsynaptic neuron

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