Engineering topics
Publications and source records attributed to Kakolewski, J. W..
Incentive goal and extensive stimulation experience effects on proportion increase of hypothalamic electrode sites yielding elicited eating and drinking behavior
Diurnal water and food intake and body weight changes pattern in rats with hypothalamic lesions
Internal osmotic balance and stress induced body fluid osmolality changes due to food or water deprivation, reporting on experimental results with rats
Body fluid osmolality control of food intake initiation in rehydrated rats injected with hypertonic sodium chloride solution
Sex differences in rat body weight regulation due to lateral hypothalamic lesions
Emotionally induced osmotic pressure and thirst increase of rats during stress, noting eating behavior
Food ingestion initiation, investigating role of hypoosmotic solutions from observation of rats under water deprivation
Hypothalamic motivation, presenting data supporting less anatomical specificity
Object carrying behavior of rats, using electrical stimulation of hypothalamic structures
Hypothalamic motivational systems and stimulation, discussing behavior patterns and plasticity
Ventromedial hypothalamic /VMH/ lesions, body weight and food consumption changes in male and female rats, observing differential effects
Appetitive behavior of rats following cessation of hypothalamic stimulation, observing eating and drinking inhibition
Antidiuresis associated with oral cavity stimulation during food ingestion by rats
Eating, drinking and gnawing motivation interchangeability under hypothalamic stimulation, noting role of neural substrate activation
Electrode stimulated hypothalamic drinking in rats compared with drinking induced by water deprivation, noting difference in consumption
Short latency antidiuresis following initiation of food ingestion by food deprived rats, noting possible signaling factor
Motivated behavior modification in rats due to hypothalamus electrical stimulation, discussing hunger, thirst and learning component implication
Ventromedial hypothalamic damage effects on food intake, body weight and food and water consumption in hypophysectomized female albino rats