Prokineticin 2 Is a Hypothalamic Neuropeptide That Potently Inhibits Food Intake
James Gardiner(Hammersmith Hospital), Waljit S. Dhillo(Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust), Kevin G. Murphy(Hammersmith Hospital), Sharon C. Cheetham(RenaSci (United Kingdom)), Debabrata Roy(University of Kentucky), Gavin A. Bewick, Preeti H. Jethwa(Inova Design Solutions (United Kingdom)), Francis J. P. Ebling(University of Nottingham), Attia Bataveljic(Imperial College London), Neekhil A Patel(Imperial College London), Saira Hameed, Daniel C. Campbell(Imperial College London), Mohammad A. Ghatei(Hammersmith Hospital), Stephen R. Bloom(Imperial College London), Steven P. Vickers(RenaSci (United Kingdom)), Hannah C. Greenwood(Imperial College London)
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