Differences in satiety between glucose and fructose treatment
William Horn(Watauga Medical Center), Bonnie Hatcher(Western Human Nutrition Research Center), Bret Rust(West Health), Nancy L. Keim(Western Human Nutrition Research Center), Rebecca R. Tryon(University of California, Davis), Kimber L. Stanhope(University of California, Davis), Peter J. Havel(University of British Columbia)
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