1 tes the weight regulatory effects of leptin (OB protein).

2 oleosins (OLE1, OLE2, and OLE4), three major OB proteins.

3                  The hypothesis that leptin (OB protein) acts in the hypothalamus to reduce food inta

4                       The demonstration that OB protein (also known as leptin) can normalize body wei

5                              Lack of leptin (ob) protein causes obesity in mice.

6                       The decline of leptin (Ob protein) concentrations during fasting is implicated

7 educing effects exerted by the ob protein in ob protein-deficient mice (ob/ob) confirm hypotheses gen

8                       The sequence of monkey ob protein, excluding the signal peptide, showed 91% ide

9 studies provide compelling evidence that the ob protein exerts adipose-reducing effects in excess of

10 and appetite-reducing effects exerted by the ob protein in ob protein-deficient mice (ob/ob) confirm

11                                              Ob protein infusion into ob/ob mice resulted in large de

12                                In lean mice, ob protein infusion significantly decreased body and fat

13                                              ob protein is hypothesized to be a circulating feedback

14               The adipocyte hormone, leptin (OB protein), is proposed to be an "adiposity signal" tha

15 iated with an overexpression of mRNA for the ob protein leptin in rodent models of genetic obesity, a

16 t has been demonstrated that exogenous human OB protein (leptin) treatment reduces food intake and we

17 ructure at 2.4A resolution of a human mutant OB protein (leptin-E100) that has comparable biological

18 administration of only the recombinant human ob protein, leptin, into homozygous female ob/ob mice ca

19  (ODV) envelope proteins and occlusion body (OB) protein (polyhedrin) suggests that both CuniNPV ODV

20 f lean vehicle-treated mice to the intake of ob protein-treated mice did not reduce body fat-depot we

21  the same amount of food as that consumed by ob protein-treated ob/ob mice (pair feeding).

22        The effects of recombinantly produced ob protein were compared to those of food restriction in