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The beta-adrenergic agonist clenbuterol decreased interest in food in starved mice, 30 minutes after administration. This effect disappeared after repeated treatment with clenbuterol (0.25 mg/kg, twice daily). Three chronic injections were sufficient to prevent the effect of an acute dose of clenbuterol (0.125 mg/kg) up to 45 hours after treatment.

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