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Isatin inhibits food intake in mice

Morley et al., 1996

Document ID
16266752691231115779
Author
Morley J
Farr S
Flood J
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Publication venue
European journal of pharmacology

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Isatin (2, 3-dioxindole) is an endogenous compound which is distributed throughout the central nervous system. The studies reported here demonstrate that isatin decreased food intake in food deprived TAC (SW) male mice 12–16 weeks of age. Isatin was more effective …
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