脳と栄養 ―行動の分子基盤を求めて―

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発行日： 2003-05-15
分野： 臨床医学：一般  >  栄養/食事/輸血
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第56回日本栄養・食糧学会のシンポジウムを基に、脳によって栄養代謝がどのように影響されるのか、脳と栄養の全体像を明らかにする。気鋭の研究者による9本の論文を掲載。
脳と栄養のクロストーク　食事アミノ酸と脳機能　ビタミンによる脳機能制御　行動の分子基盤を求めて　脳内ヒスタミンとエネルギー代謝　胃ペプチドグレリンと食行動　ほか

目次

  • 表紙
  • はしがき
  • 目次
  • 序章 脳と栄養のクロストーク
  • 1. はじめに
  • 2. 制御中枢としての間脳視床下部
  • 3. 末梢栄養・代謝シグナルと視床下部への入力
  • 4. 視床下部でのシグナル受容・伝達のネットワーク
  • 5. 視床下部からの出力と末梢での栄養・代謝応答
  • 6. おわりに
  • 第1章 食事アミノ酸と脳機能
  • 1. はじめに
  • 2. 味覚の発達と嗜好性の形成
  • 3. 味覚の栄養生理学的役割
  • 4. 味覚と消化吸収
  • 5. 嗜好性と栄養状態との関係
  • 6. 必須栄養素の欠乏の認知と適応
  • 7. リジン欠乏認知の脳内機序とリジン嗜好性
  • 8. 脳におけるリジン欠乏および摂取の認知
  • 9. リジン欠乏の認知における液性因子の役割
  • 10. おわりに
  • 第2章 ビタミンによる脳機能制御
  • 1. はじめに
  • 2. 脳機能の解析方法
  • 3. ビタミンA
  • 4. ビタミンB1の学習・記憶に対する役割
  • 5. 必須脂肪酸
  • 6. ビタミンC
  • 7. ビタミンE
  • 第3章 行動の分子基盤を求めて ─非栄養素による脳内物質代謝と機能の変化─ (緑茶, キノコ, 香辛料などに含まれる非栄養素と脳との関連)
  • 1. はじめに
  • 2. 緑茶成分テアニン
  • 3. ブナハリタケ
  • 4. 香辛料
  • 5. おわりに
  • 第4章 脳内ヒスタミンとエネルギー代謝
  • 1. はじめに
  • 2. 肥満とレプチン抵抗性
  • 3. 神経ヒスタミンとエネルギー代謝調節機構
  • 4. 神経ヒスタミンとレプチンとの関連
  • 5. ヒスチジンによるエネルギー代謝調節機構と神経ヒスタミンとの関連
  • 第5章 胃ペプチドグレリンと食行動
  • 1. はじめに
  • 2. グレリンの発見
  • 3. グレリンの分布と受容体
  • 4. グレリンの摂食亢進作用
  • 5. グレリンのその他の生理作用
  • 6. おわりに
  • 第6章 エネルギー消費の自律的調節と食事・栄養
  • 1. はじめに
  • 2. エネルギーの消費と蓄積: 2種類の脂肪組織
  • 3. 褐色脂肪組織でのUCPによるエネルギー消費
  • 4. 視床下部 ―交感神経系による褐色脂肪の制御
  • 5. 褐色脂肪の生理的重要性: 寒冷暴露と多食に対する応答
  • 6. 褐色脂肪の機能障害と肥満
  • 7. 薬物によるUCP1の活性化
  • 8. 食事による交感神経 ―褐色脂肪の活性化: 口腔咽頭感覚の重要性
  • 9. 骨格筋のUCP
  • 10. UCP発現と核内受容体: 脂肪酸による活性化
  • 11. おわりに
  • 第7章 レプチンによる糖・脂肪代謝調節作用
  • 1. はじめに
  • 2. レプチンとレプチン受容体
  • 3. レプチンによるグルコース利用の促進作用
  • 4. レプチンによる脂肪利用の促進作用とその機構
  • 5. 肥満とレプチン抵抗性
  • 6. おわりに
  • 第8章 運動・栄養と中枢性疲労
  • 1. 疲労とは
  • 2. 活性本体のヒドラによる同定, TGF-βの作用の発見
  • 3. TGF-βは本当に疲労感を引き起こすのか?
  • 4. TGF-βは本当に脳に作用するのか?
  • 5. TGF-βを脳に投与したとき末梢組織で起こる変化
  • 6. おわりに
  • 索引
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序章 脳と栄養のクロストーク

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第5章 胃ペプチドグレリンと食行動

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第6章 エネルギー消費の自律的調節と食事・栄養

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第7章 レプチンによる糖・脂肪代謝調節作用

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