Session 13. Appetite control – mechanisms and comparative aspects
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Date: 25 August 2014; 14:00 – 18:00 hours
Chairperson: J.L. Sartin
Theatre Session 13
14.00 Roles of amino acids in the regulation of food intake by animals
Invited G. Wu
14.15 Modulation of redox state in pigs differing in feed efficiency as revealed by a proteomic analysis
F. Gondret, S. Tacher and H. Gilbert
15.00 The control of feed intake by metabolic oxidation in dairy cows
Invited B. Kuhla, M. Derno, S. Börner, C. Schäff, E. Albrecht, M. Röntgen and H.M. Hammon
16.15 Influence of roughage intake on free fatty acid receptors mRNA abundance in bovine adipose tissues
P. Friedrichs, L. Locher, S. Dänicke, B. Kuhla, H. Sauerwein and M. Mielenz
16.30 Neuropeptides linking the control of appetite with reproductive function in domestic animals
Invited C.A. Lents
17.15 Associations of feed efficiency with fertility and sexual maturity in young beef bulls
A.B.P. Fontoura, Y.R. Montanholi, M.D. Amorim and S.P. Miller
17.30 The effect of the MC4R gene on feed intake and growth in growing finishing pigs
A. Van Den Broeke, M. Aluwé, F. Tuyttens, S. Janssens, A. Coussé, N. Buys and S. Millet
17.45 ω-3 fatty acids modulate expression of orexigenic peptides and leptin signaling in hypothalamus
N. Mohan, H. Ma, K. Chiang and J. Kang