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The effect of etomoxir on 24-h substrate oxidation and satiety in humans
V.B. Schrauwen-Hinderling
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, P. Schrauwen
, W. Langhans
, M.S. Westerterp-Plantenga
*
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Beeldvorming
Humane Biologie
NUTRIM - Institute of Nutrition and Translational Research in Metabolism
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administration
62%
balances
37%
blood
12%
carbohydrates
12%
carnitine
12%
design
25%
diet
62%
doses
12%
energy balance
12%
fats
100%
fatty acids
25%
humans
100%
liver
12%
men
12%
oxidation
100%
respiration
12%
signals
12%
substrates
100%
Keyphrases
Appetite Profile
11%
Blood Samples
11%
Body Mass Index
11%
Carbohydrate Balance
11%
Carnitine
11%
Consecutive Days
11%
Energy Balance
11%
Etomoxir
100%
Fat Balance
11%
Fat Oxidation
22%
Fatty Acid Oxidation
11%
Healthy Individuals
11%
Hepatic Fatty Acid Oxidation
11%
High-fat Diet
44%
Hunger
22%
Low-fat Diet
11%
Metabolic
11%
Palmitoyltransferase
11%
Placebo
44%
Placebo Treatment
11%
Randomized Crossover Design
11%
Repeated Administration
33%
Respiration Chamber
11%
Respiratory Quotient
22%
Satiety
100%
Satiety Signals
11%
Substrate Oxidation
100%
Treatment Profiles
11%
Whole Body Fat
22%
Medicine and Dentistry
Body Fat
22%
Body Mass Index
11%
Carbohydrates
11%
Carnitine
11%
Energy Balance
11%
Etomoxir
100%
Fatty Acid Oxidation
22%
High Fat Food
33%
Low Fat Diet
11%
Placebo
55%
Repeated Drug Dose
33%
Respiratory Quotient
22%
Satiety
100%
Food Science
Energy Balance
25%
Fat Oxidation
50%
High Fat Food
100%