Research reference only — not a catalog item
PYY(3-36)
Research context
Peripheral administration of peptide YY(3-36) was studied in rats and mice, including Y2-receptor knockout mice, with food intake and arcuate-nucleus signaling among the recorded endpoints.
What has been studied
- Rodent feeding measurements
- Human infusion measurement
Batterham et al. (2002) gave peptide YY(3-36) peripherally to rats and mice, including mice lacking the Y2 receptor, and recorded food intake and arcuate-nucleus signaling. The same paper reports a human infusion in which food intake was measured. The cited work reports those experimental measurements.
These labels restate the setting of the cited paper. They are not new findings and do not describe a catalog material.
Research model areas
- Rat and mouse food-intake measurements
- Y2-receptor knockout comparison
- Arcuate nucleus signaling readouts
Selected published literature
What remains uncertain
Limitations
Food-intake measurements in these experiments, including a human infusion reported in the same paper, are not a weight-management recommendation and do not make this a catalog item.
Model areas in the Body Explorer: Metabolic pathway models.