Does eating slowly influence appetite and energy intake when water intake is controlled?
Results tend to support a role of slow eating on decreased hunger and higher inter-meal satiety when water intake is controlled. However, the lack of significant differences in energy intake under these conditions indicates that water intake may account for the effects of eating rate on appetite regulation.
Our study reveals that the hypo-acetylated state of well-conserved core histones, maintained by considerable HDAC activity, contributes significantly in Lepidopteran radioresistance.