Biological and psychological mediators of the relationships between fat mass, fat-free mass and energy intake. (Q52801416)

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Biological and psychological mediators of the relationships between fat mass, fat-free mass and energy intake. (English)

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author

Mark Hopkins

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Graham Finlayson

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Graham Finlayson

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Stephen Whybrow

Stephen Whybrow

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John Edward Blundell

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John E Blundell

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R James Stubbs

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Alexandra M Johnstone

Alexandra M Johnstone

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Cristiana Duarte

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Cristiana Duarte

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Catherine Gibbons

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Graham W Horgan

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language of work or name

English

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publication date

13 March 2018

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International Journal of Obesity

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Body composition and energy expenditure predict ad-libitum food and macronutrient intake in humans

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