Frederick J Kozub
Biographic Data
| ID | 5853919 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Frederick J Kozub |
| GIVEN NAMES | Frederick J |
| FAMILY NAME | Kozub |
| SIGNATURE | KOZUB F J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Richmond |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1976 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1982 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Water Intake after Stomach Loads of Nacl in 30-, 40-, and 50-Day-Old Mongolian Gerbils
Ninety Mongolian gerbils (Meriones unguiculatus), 15 male and 15 female in each of three age groups (30-, 40-, and 50-day-old), were stomach loaded with either water, 6% NaCl, or 12% NaCl (wt./vol.). No differences were observed in fluid intake or in body weight 24 hours after the load. These data were totally unlike the findings in rats. The lack of intergroup differences were probably attributable to the gerbil's unusual adrenal and kidney stru…
Conditioned Thirst in Rats
The purpose of these studies was to assess the appropriateness of control groups in previous thirst conditining studies and to demonstrate that conditioned drinking can be viewed as a classically conditioned appetitive response. In Experiment I (N = 48) thirst was conditioned by the procedure employed by Solomon and Swanson [see Mowrer (11)]. With the use of a "novel cage" group, suppression rather than enhancement of intake was obtained. These a…
Preferences by Mongolian Gerbils for Solutions of NaCL, d-Glucose and Sucrose in Two-Bottle Drinking Tests
Eighteen adult female gerbils were given two-bottle, 24-hr. preference tests of various concentrations of NaCl and water, d-glucose and water, and sucrose and water. Unlike the rat, the gerbils showed no preference for saline at any concentration (.01 to 9.0%). Peak preference was 10% for sucrose and 20% for d-glucose. These results, too, are different from rat data obtained under similar experimental situations. The results were discussed in ter…
Water Intake after Stomach Loads of NaCl in Mongolian Gerbils
Sixty mongolian gerbils (Meriones unguiculatus), 30 male and 30 female, were stomach loaded (2% b.w.) with either water or .9, 2, 6, 10, or 12% NaCl (wt x vol.). Unlike male rats, male gerbils did not lose weight. Female gerbils, like female rats, did not lose weight. However, female gerbils did not increase their water intake at any concentration, whereas males increased their water intake only at the 10 and 12% levels. These data are very much …
The Effects of Stomach Loads of Hypertonic Nacl on Thyroidectomized Prepubescent Rats
Prepubescent male and female rats (N = 56) were surgically thyroidectomized and given stomach loads of .9% or 6.0% NaCl. The 6.0% NaCl, thyroidectomized S s responded by decreasing food intake and losing weight 24 hours after loading. Normal S s did not, and no sex difference was found. The .9% NaCl thyroidectomized S s drank significantly less than the normals. The results were interpreted in terms of thyroid hormone activity which affects renal…
Establishment of a Secondary Drive Based on Thirst
In order to establish a secondary drive based on thirst, 16 male albino rats were deprived of water for 23 hours per day for 14 days in square cages. At the end of each 23-hour period, the Ss were placed in triangular cages with free access to water for 1/2 hour followed by 1/2 hour in a circular cage with no water available. On day 15 the Ss were divided into two groups following satiation in the triangular cage. The control Ss were placed in th…
Preferences by Mongolian Gerbils for Solutions of NaCL, d-Glucose and Sucrose in Two-Bottle Drinking Tests
Eighteen adult female gerbils were given two-bottle, 24-hr. preference tests of various concentrations of NaCl and water, d-glucose and water, and sucrose and water. Unlike the rat, the gerbils showed no preference for saline at any concentration (.01 to 9.0%). Peak preference was 10% for sucrose and 20% for d-glucose. These results, too, are different from rat data obtained under similar experimental situations. The results were discussed in ter…
Establishment of a Secondary Drive Based on Thirst
In order to establish a secondary drive based on thirst, 16 male albino rats were deprived of water for 23 hours per day for 14 days in square cages. At the end of each 23-hour period, the Ss were placed in triangular cages with free access to water for 1/2 hour followed by 1/2 hour in a circular cage with no water available. On day 15 the Ss were divided into two groups following satiation in the triangular cage. The control Ss were placed in th…
Establishment of a Secondary Drive Based on Thirst
In order to establish a secondary drive based on thirst, 16 male albino rats were deprived of water for 23 hours per day for 14 days in square cages. At the end of each 23-hour period, the Ss were placed in triangular cages with free access to water for 1/2 hour followed by 1/2 hour in a circular cage with no water available. On day 15 the Ss were divided into two groups following satiation in the triangular cage. The control Ss were placed in th…
The Effects of Stomach Loads of Hypertonic Nacl on Thyroidectomized Prepubescent Rats
Prepubescent male and female rats (N = 56) were surgically thyroidectomized and given stomach loads of .9% or 6.0% NaCl. The 6.0% NaCl, thyroidectomized S s responded by decreasing food intake and losing weight 24 hours after loading. Normal S s did not, and no sex difference was found. The .9% NaCl thyroidectomized S s drank significantly less than the normals. The results were interpreted in terms of thyroid hormone activity which affects renal…
Conditioned Thirst in Rats
The purpose of these studies was to assess the appropriateness of control groups in previous thirst conditining studies and to demonstrate that conditioned drinking can be viewed as a classically conditioned appetitive response. In Experiment I (N = 48) thirst was conditioned by the procedure employed by Solomon and Swanson [see Mowrer (11)]. With the use of a "novel cage" group, suppression rather than enhancement of intake was obtained. These a…
Preferences by Mongolian Gerbils for Solutions of NaCL, d-Glucose and Sucrose in Two-Bottle Drinking Tests
Eighteen adult female gerbils were given two-bottle, 24-hr. preference tests of various concentrations of NaCl and water, d-glucose and water, and sucrose and water. Unlike the rat, the gerbils showed no preference for saline at any concentration (.01 to 9.0%). Peak preference was 10% for sucrose and 20% for d-glucose. These results, too, are different from rat data obtained under similar experimental situations. The results were discussed in ter…
Water Intake after Stomach Loads of NaCl in Mongolian Gerbils
Sixty mongolian gerbils (Meriones unguiculatus), 30 male and 30 female, were stomach loaded (2% b.w.) with either water or .9, 2, 6, 10, or 12% NaCl (wt x vol.). Unlike male rats, male gerbils did not lose weight. Female gerbils, like female rats, did not lose weight. However, female gerbils did not increase their water intake at any concentration, whereas males increased their water intake only at the 10 and 12% levels. These data are very much …
Water Intake after Stomach Loads of Nacl in 30-, 40-, and 50-Day-Old Mongolian Gerbils
Ninety Mongolian gerbils (Meriones unguiculatus), 15 male and 15 female in each of three age groups (30-, 40-, and 50-day-old), were stomach loaded with either water, 6% NaCl, or 12% NaCl (wt./vol.). No differences were observed in fluid intake or in body weight 24 hours after the load. These data were totally unlike the findings in rats. The lack of intergroup differences were probably attributable to the gerbil's unusual adrenal and kidney stru…
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