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Figure 1: There are more activated SST neurons in the tuberal nucleus of mice which have fasted, compared to mice which were fed. |
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Figure 2: There are more activated SST neurons in the tuberal nucleus of mice which were injected with ghrelin, compared to a control group of mice which were injected with saline. |
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Dr Fu Yu (L); Dr Sarah Luo (R) |
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