Decreased 5-HT2cR and GHSR1a dimerization by olanzapine contributes to increased hypothalamic NPY and obesity side-effects

Citation

• Yu, Y., Chen, X., Jin, T., Weston-Green, K., Song, X., Zheng, K. & Huang, X. (2017). Decreased 5-HT2cR and GHSR1a dimerization by olanzapine contributes to increased hypothalamic NPY and obesity side-effects. 7th Annual Scientific Meeting Abstract Book (pp. 77-77). Biological Psychiatry Australia.

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Abstract

Authors

•   Yu, Yinghua
•   Chen, Xiaoqi (external author)
•   Jin, Tiantian (external author)
•   Green, Katrina (Weston-Green)
•   Song, Xueqin (external author)
•   Zheng, Kuiyang (external author)
•   Huang, Xu-Feng

Publication Date

• 2017

Has Subject Area

• 1109 - NEUROSCIENCES
• 1111 - NUTRITION AND DIETETICS

Citation

• Yu, Y., Chen, X., Jin, T., Weston-Green, K., Song, X., Zheng, K. & Huang, X. (2017). Decreased 5-HT2cR and GHSR1a dimerization by olanzapine contributes to increased hypothalamic NPY and obesity side-effects. 7th Annual Scientific Meeting Abstract Book (pp. 77-77). Biological Psychiatry Australia.

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