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ISSN: 0029-6651

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Volume 48 - Issue 2 - July 1989

Obituary Notice

Ethel Cruickshank

Colloquium on ‘Nutrition, Marketing and the Media’

Has the science of nutrition benefited from the food industry?

Meeting Report

Has the food industry benefited from the science of nutrition?

Symposium on ‘Brown Adipose Tissue—Role in Nutritional Energetics’

Brown adipose tissue and nutritional energetics—where are we now?

Meeting Report

Brown adipose tissue: structure and function

Molecular biology of brown adipose tissue

The role of brown adipose tissue in diet-induced thermogenesis

Central control of brown adipose tissue

Does brown adipose tissue have a role to play in glucose homeostasis?

The brown adipocyte β-adrenoceptor

Reactivation of brown adipose tissue

Corticosteroid inhibition of thermogenesis in obese animals

Comparative physiology of brown adipose tissue

Brown adipose tissue in humans

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Symposium on ‘Nutrition and Metabolism in the Newborn’: Animal models of metabolism in newborn infants

Meeting Report

Hormones and metabolic adaptation in the newborn

The nutritive and metabolic advantages of homologous milk

New Insights into the nutritional management of newborn infants derived from studies of metabolic and endocrine inter-relations during the adaptation to post-natal life

Optimizing amino acid and protein supply and utilization in the newborn

Energy cost of growth during infancy

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Volume 48 - Issue 2 - July 1989

Obituary Notice

Colloquium on ‘Nutrition, Marketing and the Media’

Meeting Report

Symposium on ‘Brown Adipose Tissue—Role in Nutritional Energetics’

Meeting Report

Proceedings of the Nutrition Society

Meeting Report