Items where Author is "Hopkins, Mark"

ROCHA, Joel, PAXMAN, Jenny, DALTON, Caroline, HOPKINS, Mark and BROOM, David (2018). An acute bout of cycling does not induce compensatory responses in pre-menopausal women not using hormonal contraceptives. Appetite, 128, 87-94. [Article]

HOPKINS, Mark, BEAULIEU, Kristine, MYERS, Anna, GIBBONS, Catherine and BLUNDELL, John E. (2017). Mechanisms responsible for homeostatic appetite control: theoretical advances and practical implications. Expert Review of Endocrinology & Metabolism, 12 (6), 401-415. [Article]

HOPKINS, Mark, GIBBONS, Catherine, CAUDWELL, Phillipa, BLUNDELL, John E. and FINLAYSON, Graham (2016). Differing effects of high-fat or high-carbohydrate meals on food hedonics in overweight and obese individuals. British Journal of Nutrition, 115 (10), 1875-1884. [Article]

BEAULIEU, Kristine, HOPKINS, Mark, BLUNDELL, John and FINLAYSON, Graham (2016). Does habitual physical activity increase the sensitivity of the appetite control system? A systematic review. Sports Medicine, 46 (12), 1897-1919. [Article]

HOPKINS, Mark, BROOM, David, STENSIL, David, KING, Neil and BLUNDELL, John (2015). The BASES Expert Statement on the Effect of Aerobic Exercise on Body Mass Regulation : Individual Variability and Compensatory Responses. Sport and Exercise Scientist, 46, 8-9. [Article]

HOPKINS, Mark, HORNER, Katy and KING, Neil (2015). Exercise, Appetite Control, and Body Weight Regulation. In: KANOSUE, Kazuyuki, OSHIMA, Satomi, CAO, Zhen-Bo and OKA, Koichiro, (eds.) Physical Activity, Exercise, Sedentary Behavior and Health. Springer Japan, 123-136. [Book Section]

BLUNDELL, J.E., FINLAYSON, G., GIBBONS, C., CAUDWELL, P. and HOPKINS, Mark (2015). The biology of appetite control : do resting metabolic rate and fat-free mass drive energy intake? Physiology & Behavior, 152 (Part B), 473-478. [Article]

BLUNDELL, J. E., GIBBONS, C., CAUDWELL, P., FINLAYSON, G. and HOPKINS, Mark (2015). Appetite control and energy balance : impact of exercise. Obesity Reviews, 16 (Suppl1), 67-76. [Article]

HOPKINS, Mark, HORNER, Katy and KING, Neil (2015). Exercise, appetite control, and body weight regulation. In: KANOSUE, K., OSHIMA, S., S., CAO, Z.-B., Z-B and OKA, K., (eds.) Physical Activity, Exercise, Sedentary Behavior and Health. Springer, 123-136. [Book Section]

HOPKINS, Mark, BLUNDELL, John E. and KING, Neil A. (2014). Individual variability in compensatory eating following acute exercise in overweight and obese women. British Journal of Sports Medicine, 48 (20), 1472-1476. [Article]

BROOM, David, HOPKINS, Mark, STENSEL, D, KING, N and BLUNDELL, J (2014). The BASES expert statement on the effects of exercise on appetite control and energy intake. The Sport and Exercise Scientist, 41, 20-21. [Article]

HOPKINS, Mark, GIBBONS, C, CAUDWELL, P, HELLSTRÖM, PM, NÄSLUND, E, KING, NA, FINLAYSON, G and BLUNDELL, JE (2014). The adaptive metabolic response to exercise-induced weight loss influences both energy expenditure and energy intake. European Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 68, 581-586. [Article]

HOPKINS, Mark, GIBBONS, Catherine, CAUDWELL, Phillipa, WEBB, Dominic-Luc, HELLSTRÖM, Per M, NÄSLUND, Erik, BLUNDELL, John E and FINLAYSON, Graham (2014). Fasting leptin is a metabolic determinant of food reward in overweight and obese individuals during chronic aerobic exercise training. International Journal of Endocrinology, 2014. [Article]