Galanin has diverse physiological functions, including nociception, arousal/sleep regulation,
cognition, and many aspects of neuroendocrine activities that are associated with feeding …

There has been increasing interest in the ability of neuropeptides involved in feeding to
modulate circuits important for responses to drugs of abuse. A number of peptides with …

Galanin has previously been reported to elicit feeding in satiated animals when injected into
the hypothalamic paraventricular nucleus. It is not known, however, 1) whether this action is …

Galanin, a novel neuropeptide/hypothalamic hormone originally identified and isolated by
virtue of its carboxyterminal amide group, has recently been shown to have a diverse range …

The neuropeptide galanin (1–29) binds with high affinity to hypothalamic receptors (KD∼
0.9 nM) and regulates feeding behavior. The N‐terminal fragments (1–16),(1–16) NH2 are …

Galanin is a neuropeptide implicated in the regulation of feeding, reproduction, cognition,
nociception, and seizure susceptibility. There are three known galanin receptor (GALR) …

Neuropeptide Y (NPY) and galanin have both been implicated in the regulation of body
weight, yet mice bearing deletions of either of these molecules have unremarkable …

A large number of neurotransmitters have been identified that influence food intake when
administered directly into the central nervous system of experimental animals. In some …

The galanin neuropeptide system is widely distributed throughout the brain and periphery
and is thought to play a role in feeding, pain and reproduction. To evaluate the human …

Galanin has diverse physiological functions, including nociception, arousal/sleep regulation,
cognition, and many aspects of neuroendocrine activities that are associated with feeding …