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Diana Williams

Claremont McKenna College

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Department Of Government

Department Of Literature

Department Of Political Science

NoneDiana Williams is currently serving as a Government faculty at Claremont Mckenna College.

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endocrinology physiology neuroscience pharmacology receptors appetite control neurophysiology peptides human physiology neurology neuropharmacology behavioral neuroscience psychoneuroendocrinology electrophysiology animal physiology comparative physiology nutritional neuroscience circulatory physiology energy homeostasis food intake diabetes physiological research anorexic response weight suppression cell signaling peptide science applied physiology biological psychiatry brain science receptor (biochemistry) veterinary physiology mammalian physiology molecular physiology animal behavior mammalian biology pharmacological research nutrient physiology human nutrition dietary therapy brain areas neuropsychopharmacology cellular physiology avian biology animal nutrition metabolic syndrome endocrine research cellular regulatory mechanism behavioural pharmacology stress-induced hypophagia preliminary examination clinical neuroscience neural science cellular neurobiology hormonal receptor physiological regulation respiratory neurobiology neurochemistry psychodynamic biological psychology psychopharmacology chronobiology short-term variability experimental pharmacology clinical pharmacology growth hormone cytokines nucleus accumbens hindbrain response satiety signals leptin action main source solitary tract preproglucagon neurons leptin regulation peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor-g glucose metabolism

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Clinical Significance and Distinctiveness of Dsm ‐5 Other Specified Feeding or Eating Disorder‐Bulimia Nervosa of Low Frequency and/or Limited Duration in Women. International Journal of Eating Disorders (2025)

eating disorder‐bulimia nervosaappetite controlpsychiatrybehavioral disordersweight disordersclinical significancelow frequencyeating disorderspsychopathologydietary therapyhealth sciencesclinical psychology

Examining Weight Suppression, Leptin Levels, Glucagon-Like Peptide 1 Response, and Reward-Related Constructs in Severity and Maintenance of Bulimic Syndromes: Protocol and Sample Characteristics for a Cross-Sectional and Longitudinal Study. JMIR Research Protocols (2025)

energy homeostasischronic diseasesweight suppressionbehavioral disordersdietary therapyobesitymetabolic syndromeobesity managementleptin levelsmetabolic complicationsappetite controlhealth sciencespublic healthlongitudinal studyeating disorderspediatric obesityendocrinologyweight disordersobesity medicinepsychiatry

Neuroendocrine Function and the Gut–Brain Axis in Eating Disorders. (2025)

nutritional neuroscienceenergy homeostasisgut–brain axisbiological psychiatrybehavioral neuroscienceneurosciencepsychoneuroendocrinologyeating disordersendocrinologymolecular psychiatryhealth sciencesappetite control

Oxytocin as a Modulator of Adaptive Behavior: Integrating Ingestive and Social Mechanisms. Physiology & Behavior (2025)

behavioural processhuman behavioradaptive behaviorbehavioral sciencesbehavioral neuroscienceneurosciencepsychoneuroendocrinologysocial behaviorsocial mechanismsbiological embeddingpsychologysocial process

Test of a Biobehavioral Model Linking Weight Suppression to Binge-Eating Severity via Leptin and Glucagon-Like Peptide 1 in Bulimia Nervosa and Related Syndromes in Women. Psychological Medicine (2025)

metabolic syndromeenergy homeostasisappetite controlpsychiatrydietary therapybiobehavioral modelrelated syndromeswomen's healthpsychoneuroendocrinologyeating disordersweight suppressionendocrinologyhealth sciencesobesityweight disorders

Brain Glucagon-Like Peptide 1 Receptor Influence on Feeding Behavior. CRC Press eBooks (2021)

Diana L. WilliamsLisa R. AndersonIsabel I. CoidurasCalyn B. Maske

nutritional neurosciencereceptor influenceneuropharmacologyneurosciencebehavioral neurosciencepsychoneuroendocrinologypharmacologyendocrinologyreceptorshealth sciencesdiabetes

Introduction to the Special Issue: Homeostatic vs. Hedonic Feeding. Physiology & Behavior (2021)

James E. McCutcheonDiana L. Williams

physiologyveterinary medicinehedonic feedinganimal behavior

The Diverse Effects of Brain Glucagon‐Like Peptide 1 Receptors on Ingestive Behaviour. British Journal of Pharmacology (2021)

Diana L. Williams

neuropharmacologyshort-term variabilityneurosciencepharmacologyclinical pharmacologyphysiologydrug discoverypharmacotherapyreceptorsmedicinal researchbehavioral neuroscienceexperimental pharmacologybehavioural pharmacologyprotein sciencepeptide sciencereceptor (biochemistry)membrane biologydiverse effectsingestive behaviourpharmacological research

Hindbrain Orexin 1 Receptors Blunt Intake Suppression by Gastrointestinal Nutrients and Cholecystokinin in Male Rats. Peptides (2020)

Diana L. WilliamsIsabel I. CoidurasEric M. PariseCalyn B. Maske

intake suppressionneuroscienceavian biologypharmacologymammalian physiologyanimal physiologyphysiologypeptidesnutrient physiologymale ratsdrug metabolismreceptorsappetite controlnutritional neuroscienceveterinary medicineendocrinologygastrointestinal nutrientspeptide sciencereceptor (biochemistry)mammalian biology

Intermittent High‐Fat Diet Intake Reduces Sensitivity to Intragastric Nutrient Infusion and Exogenous Amylin in Female Rats. Obesity (2020)

Calyn B. MaskeIsabel I. CoidurasZeleen E. OndriezekSarah J. TerrillDiana L. Williams

female ratsexogenous amylinhuman nutritionanimal nutritionveterinary medicineendocrinologyhealth sciencesobesity

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Diana Williams

Claremont McKenna College

Affiliations

Department Of Government

Department Of Literature

Department Of Political Science

NoneDiana Williams is currently serving as a Government faculty at Claremont Mckenna College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Claremont McKenna College

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Neuroendocrine Function and the Gut–Brain Axis in Eating Disorders. (2025)

Oxytocin as a Modulator of Adaptive Behavior: Integrating Ingestive and Social Mechanisms. Physiology & Behavior (2025)

Brain Glucagon-Like Peptide 1 Receptor Influence on Feeding Behavior. CRC Press eBooks (2021)

Diana L. WilliamsLisa R. AndersonIsabel I. CoidurasCalyn B. Maske

nutritional neurosciencereceptor influenceneuropharmacologyneurosciencebehavioral neurosciencepsychoneuroendocrinologypharmacologyendocrinologyreceptorshealth sciencesdiabetes

Introduction to the Special Issue: Homeostatic vs. Hedonic Feeding. Physiology & Behavior (2021)

James E. McCutcheonDiana L. Williams

physiologyveterinary medicinehedonic feedinganimal behavior

The Diverse Effects of Brain Glucagon‐Like Peptide 1 Receptors on Ingestive Behaviour. British Journal of Pharmacology (2021)

Diana L. Williams

Hindbrain Orexin 1 Receptors Blunt Intake Suppression by Gastrointestinal Nutrients and Cholecystokinin in Male Rats. Peptides (2020)

Diana L. WilliamsIsabel I. CoidurasEric M. PariseCalyn B. Maske

Intermittent High‐Fat Diet Intake Reduces Sensitivity to Intragastric Nutrient Infusion and Exogenous Amylin in Female Rats. Obesity (2020)

Calyn B. MaskeIsabel I. CoidurasZeleen E. OndriezekSarah J. TerrillDiana L. Williams

female ratsexogenous amylinhuman nutritionanimal nutritionveterinary medicineendocrinologyhealth sciencesobesity

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