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Some Dietary Amino Acids and Meal-Feeding Phase Shifts of Locomotor Activity
Medical Science Research
  • Richard E. Spieler, Milwaukee Public Museum
  • Teresa A. Noeske, Milwaukee Public Museum
  • Therese A. DeRosier
  • Hugh A. Poston
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
7-1-1987
Keywords
  • Animal feeding behavior,
  • Animal locomotion,
  • Diets,
  • Tryptophan,
  • Tyrosine,
  • Goldfish,
  • Circulating levels of tryptophan or tyrosine,
  • Feeding entrainment of locomotor activity,
  • Goldfish
Abstract

Examined the role of circulating levels of tryptophan or tyrosine in feeding entrainment of activity in goldfish. Results do not support the view that dietary amino acid precursors of central nervous system (CNS) neurotransmitters may be directly involved with feeding entrainment of circadian rhythms.

Citation Information
Richard E. Spieler, Teresa A. Noeske, Therese A. DeRosier and Hugh A. Poston. "Some Dietary Amino Acids and Meal-Feeding Phase Shifts of Locomotor Activity" Medical Science Research Vol. 15 Iss. 13-16 (1987) p. 921 - 922 ISSN: 0269-8951
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/richard-spieler/125/