Hamid Taghipourbibalan

This study shows that protein restriction selectively enhances nucleus accumbens dopamine responses to protein-containing food during operant feeding in male mice, depending on nutritional status and task demands.

This study examines how protein restriction affects meal patterning in mice, showing increased snacking and feasting behaviors when protein intake is restricted.

RTFED provides real-time, remote monitoring of mouse feeding and operant behaviors with video and fiber photometry recording, improving accessibility and reducing animal disturbance.

This study shows that requiring mice to perform a simple action to access high-fat diet reduces intake and prevents obesity, suggesting that easy access promotes overeating.

This study measures histamine dynamics during feeding in mice and finds rapid fluctuations influenced by solution type and time of day, with regional differences in recovery patterns.

This study shows that intermittent protein restriction in male mice increases food intake and plasma ghrelin, similar to continuous protein restriction, but not in females.