Braun J J
J Comp Physiol Psychol. 1975 Aug;89(6):507-22. doi: 10.1037/h0077441.
Consummatory behavior and weight-regulation capacity were measured in 12 normal rats and in 43 rats that survived complete (C), sequential unilateral (U), anterolateral (A), or posterior (P) neocortical ablations. Groups C and A displayed aphagia and adipsia followed by a sequence of recovery stages gualitatively identical to, but shorter than, recovery typically seen following lateral hypothalamic lesions. After recovery, Group C displayed long-term effects of finickiness and pradial drinking. These effects as well as a measure of recovery of body-weight-regulation capacity were significantly intercorrelated with lesion size, and body-weight set point remained significantly lower than normal. Group U was relatively unaffected by the first unilateral ablation and showed, relative the second ablation but displayed the long-term effects. Group P, though significantly affected by the lesion, did not display the pattern or intensity of effects described for the other bilaterally ablated groups.
在12只正常大鼠以及43只经历了完全性（C）、序贯单侧性（U）、前外侧（A）或后侧（P）新皮层切除且存活下来的大鼠中测量了 consummatory 行为和体重调节能力。C组和A组出现摄食和饮水减少，随后是一系列恢复阶段，这些阶段在质量上与下丘脑外侧损伤后通常所见的恢复相同，但持续时间较短。恢复后，C组表现出挑剔和辐射状饮水的长期影响。这些影响以及体重调节能力的恢复程度与损伤大小显著相关，且体重设定点仍显著低于正常水平。U组相对不受首次单侧切除的影响，相对于第二次切除表现出长期影响。P组虽然受到损伤的显著影响，但未表现出其他双侧切除组所描述的效应模式或强度。
