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Diet Protein Content and Individual Phenotype Affect Food Intake and Protein Appetence in Rats.

The Journal of nutrition - 11 May 2021

Champeil-Potokar Gaëlle, Crossouard Lucas, Jérôme Nathalie, Ouali Christian, Darcel Nicolas, Davidenko Olga, Rampin Olivier, Bombail Vincent, Denis Isabelle

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BACKGROUND: A low-protein diet can induce compensatory intake of excess energy. This must be better evaluated to anticipate the obesogenic risk that may result from the dietary recommendations for reducing animal protein consumption. OBJECTIVES: We aimed to further characterize the behavioral and physiological responses to a reduction in dietary protein and to identify the determinants of protein appetite....

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PMID: 33693927
DOI: 10.1093/jn/nxaa455

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