The timing of fasting leads to different levels of food consumption and PYY3-36 in nocturnal mice.

Marissa J MaroniKimberly M CapriAlexis V CushmanHannah V DeaneHolly ConcepcionHolly DeCourceyJoseph A Seggio

Published in: Hormones (Athens, Greece) (2020)

These results indicate that mice exhibit distinct food consumption patterns after being presented with a fast at different times of the day. Light exposure also modulates both food consumption after a fast and levels of PYY3-36.

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