What was the result of sham eating experiments?

What will be an ideal response?


> the first sham meal of rats sham eating their usual diet is typically the same size as previous normal meals, thus indicating that satiety is a function of previous experience, not the current increases in the body's energy resources
> however, after the first few sham meals, rats begin to eat larger meals

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The hormonal control over excretion most likely occurs in the

a. Bowman's capsule. b. proximal tubule. c. distal tubule. d. loop of Henle. e. urinary bladder.

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The immediate ancestors of the genus Homo belonged to the genus:a

Australopithecus. b. Pongo. c. Pan. d. Sahelanthropus. e. Ardipithecus

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A current problem in modern medicine is the development of drug resistance mutations.  This occurs when a mutation arises in a disease-causing microbe making it resistant to a drug and thus rendering the drug useless in treating a specific disease.  Many useful drugs are competitive inhibitors of specific enzymes, and the drug-resistance mutations prevent the binding of the drug.  These types of mutations, in addition to preventing competitive inhibitor binding, can also sometimes reduce the activity of the enzyme.  Why is that the case?

A. These mutations most likely affect an allosteric site on the enzyme B. These mutations lower the activation energy of the reaction catalyzed by the enzyme C. These mutations most likely change the shape of the active site of the enzyme D. Binding to the competitive inhibitor is essential for the function of the enzyme

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