Peter J. Reeds

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Catabolism dominates the first-pass intestinal metabolism of dietary essential amino acids in milk protein-fed piglets. (1998) (508)
Dispensable and indispensable amino acids for humans. (2000) (408)
Do the differences between the amino acid compositions of acute-phase and muscle proteins have a bearing on nitrogen loss in traumatic states? (1994) (331)
Stimulation of muscle growth by clenbuterol: lack of effect on muscle protein biosynthesis (1986) (321)
The effect of protein infusion on urinary excretion of purine derivatives in ruminants nourished by intragastric nutrition (1987) (302)
Intestinal glutamate metabolism. (2000) (287)
Minimal enteral nutrient requirements for intestinal growth in neonatal piglets: how much is enough? (2000) (243)
Amino acid composition of human milk is not unique. (1994) (228)
Whole body and tissue protein synthesis in cattle (1980) (225)
Nitrogen cycling in the gut. (1998) (216)
Enteral glutamate is almost completely metabolized in first pass by the gastrointestinal tract of infant pigs. (1996) (207)
Protein requirements of infants and children. (1996) (205)
Stimulation of protein synthesis by both insulin and amino acids is unique to skeletal muscle in neonatal pigs. (2002) (190)
Adaptive regulation of intestinal lysine metabolism. (2000) (170)
Protein turnover in growing pigs. Effects of age and food intake (1980) (168)
Enteral glutamate is the preferential source for mucosal glutathione synthesis in fed piglets. (1997) (165)
Intake and use of milk nutrients by rat pups suckled in small, medium, or large litters. (1991) (162)
The Importance of α-Lactalbumin in Infant Nutrition (1991) (157)
Nutrient-Independent and Nutrient-Dependent Factors Stimulate Protein Synthesis in Colostrum-Fed Newborn Pigs (1995) (150)
Porcine colostrum and milk stimulate visceral organ and skeletal muscle protein synthesis in neonatal piglets. (1992) (149)
Threonine utilization is high in the intestine of piglets. (2005) (148)
Glutamine and the bowel. (2001) (147)
Protein-deficient pigs cannot maintain reduced glutathione homeostasis when subjected to the stress of inflammation. (1995) (124)
VLDL apolipoprotein B-100, a potential indicator of the isotopic labeling of the hepatic protein synthetic precursor pool in humans: studies with multiple stable isotopically labeled amino acids. (1992) (122)
Substrate oxidation by the portal drained viscera of fed piglets. (1999) (119)
Metabolic basis of HIV-lipodystrophy syndrome. (2002) (117)
The high metabolic cost of a functional gut. (2002) (115)
Gluconeogenesis in very low birth weight infants receiving total parenteral nutrition. (1999) (115)
The effect of a growth promoting drug, clenbuterol, on fibre frequency and area in hind limb muscles from young male rats (1986) (113)
Amino acid compositions of body and milk protein change during the suckling period in rats. (1993) (103)
Protein turnover in skeletal muscle of suckling rats. (1989) (102)
Effects of changes in the intakes of protein and non-protein energy on whole-body protein turnover in growing pigs (1981) (101)
Dietary amino acids are the preferential source of hepatic protein synthesis in piglets. (1998) (99)
The amino acid requirements of disease (2001) (97)
Differential effects of insulin on peripheral and visceral tissue protein synthesis in neonatal pigs. (2001) (95)
Enteral nutrient intake level determines intestinal protein synthesis and accretion rates in neonatal pigs. (2000) (92)
Measurement of purine derivatives in urine of ruminants using automated methods (1990) (91)
Protein and energy requirements of animals treated with beta-adrenergic agonists: a discussion. (1991) (88)
The pattern of intestinal substrate oxidation is altered by protein restriction in pigs. (2001) (87)
Protein synthesis in isolated rabbit forelimb muscles. The possible role of metabolites of arachidonic acid in the response to intermittent stretching. (1983) (86)
Roles of insulin and amino acids in the regulation of protein synthesis in the neonate. (1998) (82)
The action of the beta-agonist clenbuterol on protein metabolism in innervated and denervated phasic muscles. (1989) (81)
Isotopic determination of organic keto acid pentafluorobenzyl esters in biological fluids by negative chemical ionization gas chromatography/mass spectrometry. (1991) (81)
Effects of the amount and quality of dietary protein on nitrogen metabolism and protein turnover of pigs (1987) (80)
Amino acid composition of the milk of some mammalian species changes with stage of lactation (1994) (79)
The effect of beta-agonists and antagonists on muscle growth and body composition of young rats (Rattus sp.). (1988) (78)
Protein synthesis and retention in some tissues of the young pig as influenced by dietary protein intake after early-weaning. Possible connection to the energy metabolism. (1986) (76)
Protein synthesis: are there real species differences? (1980) (76)
Energy costs of protein and fatty acid synthesis (1982) (75)
Clenbuterol, a beta agonist, induces growth in innervated and denervated rat soleus muscle via apparently different mechanisms (1987) (72)
Inhibition and reversal of denervation-induced atrophy by theβ-agonist growth promoter, clenbuterol (1986) (71)
Enhanced response of muscle protein synthesis and plasma insulin to food intake in suckled rats. (1993) (71)
The influence of changes in tension on protein synthesis and prostaglandin release in isolated rabbit muscles. (1983) (70)
Nutrient intake and protein turnover (1983) (69)
Protein and amino acid requirements and the composition of complementary foods. (2003) (68)
Parenteral nutrition selectively decreases protein synthesis in the small intestine. (1998) (63)
Growth and metabolism of gastrointestinal and skeletal muscle tissues in protein-malnourished neonatal pigs. (1994) (63)
Tissue and whole-body protein synthesis in immature Zucker rats and their relationship to protein deposition. (1982) (63)
Uniformly 13C-labeled algal protein used to determine amino acid essentiality in vivo. (1991) (62)
Phenylalanine utilization by the gut and liver measured with intravenous and intragastric tracers in pigs. (1997) (62)
Colostrum enhances the nutritional stimulation of vital organ protein synthesis in neonatal pigs. (1997) (60)
Measurement of plasma protein synthesis rate in infant pig: an investigation of alternative tracer approaches. (1994) (60)
Chronic protein undernutrition and an acute inflammatory stimulus elicit different protein kinetic responses in plasma but not in muscle of piglets. (1999) (60)
The Measurement of Muscle Mass in Children Using [15N]Creatine (1976) (58)
Response of skeletal muscle protein synthesis to insulin in suckling pigs decreases with development. (1998) (58)
Serum albumin and transferrin protein-energy malnutrition. Their use in the assessment of marginal undernutrition and the prognosis of severe undernutrition. (1976) (57)
Stage of development and fasting affect protein synthetic activity in the gastrointestinal tissues of suckling rats. (1991) (57)
Dietary and systemic phenylalanine utilization for mucosal and hepatic constitutive protein synthesis in pigs. (1999) (54)
In vivo urea cycle flux distinguishes and correlates with phenotypic severity in disorders of the urea cycle. (2000) (53)
ALTERNATIVE FUELS IN THE GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT (1997) (53)
Hepatocyte gene therapy in a large animal: a neonatal bovine model of citrullinemia. (1999) (52)
Protein nutrition of the neonate (2000) (51)
Leucine‐nitrogen metabolism in the brain of conscious rats: its role as a nitrogen carrier in glutamate synthesis in glial and neuronal metabolic compartments (2004) (50)
Parenteral nutrition results in impaired lactose digestion and hexose absorption when enteral feeding is initiated in infant pigs. (2003) (49)
Of flux and flooding: the advantages and problems of different isotopic methods for quantifying protein turnover in vivo: I. Methods based on the dilution of a tracer. (1999) (49)
Substrate oxidation by the portal drained viscera of fed piglets. (1999) (47)
Hormonal studies of young lean and obese Zucker rats. (1986) (47)
Lysine kinetics in preterm infants: the importance of enteral feeding (2003) (46)
Intestinal lysine metabolism is driven by the enteral availability of dietary lysine in piglets fed a bolus meal. (2003) (46)
Acute IGF-I infusion stimulates protein synthesis in skeletal muscle and other tissues of neonatal pigs. (2002) (45)
Feeding colostrum rapidly alters enzymatic activity and the relative isoform abundance of jejunal lactase in neonatal pigs. (1994) (45)
The gut and amino acid homeostasis. (2000) (45)
The effect of intermittent changes in tension on protein and collagen synthesis in isolated rabbit muscles. (1981) (44)
PREDICTION OF PROTEIN DEPOSITION IN RUMINANTS (1980) (43)
Leucine oxidation changes rapidly after dietary protein intake is altered in adult women but lysine flux is unchanged as is lysine incorporation into VLDL-apolipoprotein B-100. (1994) (43)
Regulation of Protein Turnover (1989) (43)
The importance of alpha-lactalbumin in infant nutrition. (1991) (41)
Ribonucleic acid nucleotides in maternal and fetal tissues derive almost exclusively from synthesis de novo in pregnant mice. (1996) (40)
Response of skeletal muscle protein synthesis to insulin in suckling pigs decreases with development. (1998) (40)
Regulation of myofibrillar protein turnover during maturation in normal and undernourished rat pups. (2000) (40)
Response of muscle protein synthesis to fasting in suckling and weaned rats. (1991) (39)
The energy cost of repleting tissue deficits during recovery from protein-energy malnutrition. (1977) (39)
An integrated approach to the diagnosis and prospective management of partial ornithine transcarbamylase deficiency. (2002) (39)
The possible involvement of prostaglandin F2 alpha in the stimulation of muscle protein synthesis by insulin. (1983) (38)
Glucose Production and Gluconeogenesis Are Negatively Related to Body Weight in Mechanically Ventilated, Very Low Birth Weight Neonates (1997) (38)
The effect of the anabolic agent, clenbuterol, on overloaded rat skeletal muscle (1987) (37)
Muscle Mass and Composition in Malnourished Infants and Children and Changes Seen after Recovery (1978) (37)
The effect of indomethacin on the stimulation of protein synthesis by insulin in young post-absorptive rats. (1985) (37)
Role of milk-borne vs endogenous insulin-like growth factor I in neonatal growth. (1997) (35)
Postnatal growth of gut and muscle: competitors or collaborators (1993) (35)
Amino acid metabolism and the energetics of growth. (1998) (35)
Isotopic evidence for the differential regulation of arginine and proline synthesis in man. (1995) (34)
Evidence that the hypertrophic action of clenbuterol on denervated rat muscle is not propranolol‐sensitive (1989) (34)
Secretion of trophic gut peptides is not different in bolus- and continuously fed piglets. (2001) (34)
Glutamine or glutamic acid effects on intestinal growth and disaccharidase activity in infant piglets receiving total parenteral nutrition. (1991) (33)
Protein requirements: from nitrogen balance to functional impact. (1994) (33)
Evidence for incorporation of intact dietary pyrimidine (but not purine) nucleosides into hepatic RNA. (1995) (32)
Somatotropin increases protein balance by lowering body protein degradation in fed, growing pigs. (2000) (32)
Metabolic control and future opportunities for growth regulation (1987) (32)
Protein metabolism in insulin-treated gestational diabetes. (1999) (32)
Nonnutritive Factors in Colostrum Enhance Myofibrillar Protein Synthesis in the Newborn Pig (2000) (32)
Changes in prostaglandin release associated with inhibition of muscle protein synthesis by dexamethasone. (1984) (30)
Oral IGF-I alters the posttranslational processing but not the activity of lactase-phlorizin hydrolase in formula-fed neonatal pigs. (2001) (30)
Brush-border disaccharidase synthesis in infant pigs measured in vivo with [2H3]leucine. (1994) (30)
Protein kinetics determined in vivo with a multiple-tracer, single-sample protocol: application to lactase synthesis. (1998) (30)
Hepatic Protein Synthesis in Suckling Rats: Effects of Stage of Development and Fasting (1992) (29)
Protein and collagen synthesis in rat diaphragm muscle incubated in vitro: the effect of alterations in tension produced by electrical or mechanical means. (1980) (29)
A new stable isotope method enables the simultaneous measurement of nucleic acid and protein synthesis in vivo in mice. (1998) (29)
Role of the gut in the amino acid economy of the host. (2000) (29)
Amino acid composition of pinniped milk. (1995) (28)
Propranolol apparently separates the physical and compositional characteristics of muscle growth induced by clenbuterol (1987) (28)
Protein synthesis in skeletal muscle measured at different times during a 24 hour period (1986) (26)
Estimates of the effect of feeding on whole-body protein degradation in women vary with the amino acid used as tracer. (1995) (26)
The Catabolism of valine in the malnourished rat. Studies in vivio and in vitro with different labelled forms of valine (1974) (26)
Protein mass, protein synthesis and heat loss in the Zucker rat. (1978) (25)
The effect of insulin and intermittent mechanical stretching on rates of protein synthesis and degradation in isolated rabbit muscle. (1985) (25)
Somatotropin-induced protein anabolism in hindquarters and portal-drained viscera of growing pigs. (2003) (25)
Short- and long-term effects of growth hormone (GH) replacement on protein metabolism in GH-deficient adults. (2003) (24)
Characterization of Carbohydrate Fermentation in Feces of Formula-Fed and Breast-Fed Infants (1990) (24)
Cereal feeding and its impact on the nitrogen economy of the infant. (1995) (24)
A study of the age of onset, diet and the importance of infection in the pattern of severe protein-energy malnutrition in Ibadan, Nigeria (1976) (23)
Nutrient requirements for intestinal growth and metabolism in the developing pig. (2001) (23)
11 – THE ROLE OF PROSTAGLANDINS IN THE CONTROL OF MUSCLE PROTEIN TURNOVER (1986) (22)
Postprandial intestinal and whole body nitrogen kinetics and distribution in piglets fed a single meal. (2005) (22)
15N Tracer Studies of Protein Metabolism in Low Birth Weight Preterm Infants: A Comparison of 15N Glycine and 15N Yeast Protein Hydrolysate and of Human Milk- and Formula-Fed Babies (1989) (22)
Total body water in malnutrition: the possible role of energy intake (1978) (22)
A new stable isotope tracer technique to assess human neonatal amino acid synthesis. (1995) (21)
The interaction between nutritional status and growth hormone in young cattle: differential responsiveness of fat and protein metabolism (1998) (21)
Action of insulin and growth hormone on protein synthesis in muscle from non-hypophysectomized rabbits. (1971) (21)
1 – HORMONAL REGULATION OF MUSCLE PROTEIN SYNTHESIS AND DEGRADATION (1992) (20)
Feeding status affects in vivo prosucrase.isomaltase processing in rat jejunum. (1992) (19)
Criteria and significance of dietary protein sources in humans. Summary of the workshop with recommendations. (2000) (19)
Feeding an elemental diet vs a milk-based formula does not decrease intestinal mucosal growth in infant pigs. (2006) (19)
In vivo sucrase-isomaltase and lactase-phlorizin hydrolase turnover in the fed adult rat. (1993) (19)
Parenteral nutrition selectively decreases protein synthesis in the small intestine. (1998) (19)
Amino Acid Metabolism and Therapy in Health and Nutritional Disease (1996) (18)
Changes in protein turnover in hypertrophying plantaris muscles of rats: effect of fenbufen--an inhibitor of prostaglandin synthesis. (1987) (18)
Lactase phlorhizin hydrolase turnover in vivo in water-fed and colostrum-fed newborn pigs. (1996) (18)
Lactase phlorizin hydrolase synthesis is decreased in protein-malnourished pigs. (1997) (18)
Pigs as Models for Nutrient Functional Interaction (1996) (17)
Urea synthesis and leucine turnover in growing pigs: changes during 2 d following the addition of carbohydrate or fat to the diet (1987) (17)
Report of the working group on protein and amino acid requirements. (1996) (17)
The duration of medium-chain triglyceride feeding determines brush border membrane lipid composition and hydrolase activity in newly weaned rats. (1996) (17)
Gluconeogenesis measured with [U-13C]glucose and mass isotopomer analysis of apoB-100 amino acids in pigs. (1998) (17)
Dietary glucose is extensively recycled in the splanchnic bed of fed adult mice. (1997) (16)
Advances in nutrition and gastroenterology: summary of the 1997 A.S.P.E.N. Research Workshop. (1998) (16)
CHAPTER 10 – Isotopic Estimation of Protein Synthesis and Proteolysis in Vivo (1992) (16)
Requirements for what? Is the measurement of energy expenditure a sufficient estimate of energy needs? (1995) (16)
Nutrition and protein turnover in man. (1984) (16)
A comparison of body protein determination in rats by in vivo neutron activation and carcass analysis. (1985) (15)
The role of metabolites of arachidonic acid in the physiology and pathophysiology of muscle protein metabolism. (1987) (15)
Gluconeogenesis measured with [U-13C]glucose and mass isotopomer analysis of apoB-100 amino acids in pigs. (1998) (15)
The effect of indomethacin on the response of protein synthesis to feeding in rats and man. (1987) (15)
Ethnicity affects the postprandial regulation of glycogenolysis. (1999) (14)
The roles of nutrition, development and hormone sensitivity in the regulation of protein metabolism: an overview. (1998) (14)
Somatotropin increases protein balance independent of insulin's effects on protein metabolism in growing pigs. (2000) (14)
PROTEIN TURNOVER (1983) (14)
Growth in perspective (1990) (14)
Glutamate metabolism in the gut. (2003) (14)
Serum albumin and transferrin in protein-energy malnutrition (1976) (13)
Whole-body protein turnover in the fed state is reduced in response to dietary protein restriction in lactating women. (1996) (13)
Evaluation of gene therapy for citrullinaemia using murine and bovine models (1998) (13)
Non-protein roles of amino acids: an emerging aspect of nutrient requirements. (2002) (13)
The fate of 14C derived from radioactively labelled dietary precursors in young rats of the Zucker strain (Fa/- and fa/fa). (1986) (12)
Amino Acid Needs and Protein Scoring Patterns (1990) (12)
Time dependent effect of indomethacin on the stimulation of protein synthesis in isolated rabbit muscle by insulin (1986) (11)
Ethnicity affects the postprandial regulation of glycogenolysis. (1999) (11)
Regulation of protein turnover in vivo by insulin and amino acids. (1985) (10)
Corticosterone Has Independent Effects on Tissue Maturation and Growth in the Suckling Rat (1996) (10)
Protein synthesis in lean and obese Zucker rats. (1978) (9)
Colonic Acetate in the Circulating Acetate Pool of the Infant Pig (1993) (9)
Nutrition and metabolism of proteins and amino acids. (2002) (9)
Differential utilization of systemic and enteral ammonia for urea synthesis in control subjects and ornithine transcarbamylase deficiency carriers. (2003) (9)
Lysine and protein metabolism in the young lactating woman. (1991) (8)
Lactase synthesis is pretranslationally regulated in protein-deficient pigs fed a protein-sufficient diet. (2001) (8)
A minimally invasive tracer protocol is effective for assessing the response of leucine kinetics and oxidation to vaccination in chronically energy-deficient adult males and children. (1999) (8)
In vivo glucose contribution to glutamate synthesis is maintained while its contribution to acetyl CoA is lowered in adult mice fed a diet with a high fat:carbohydrate ratio. (1998) (8)
Fractional synthesis rates of retinol-binding protein, transthyretin, and a new peptide measured by stable isotope techniques in neonatal pigs. (1994) (7)
Whole body fatty acid synthesis and fatty acid intake in young rats of the Zucker strain (Fa/- and fa/fa). (1987) (7)
Biochemical and morphological observations of skeletal muscles incubated in vitro. (1985) (7)
Symposium : The Roles of Nutrition , Development and Hormone Sensitivity in the Regulation of Protein Metabolism Roles of Insulin and Amino Acids in the Regulation of Protein Synthesis in the Neonate 1 , 2 (1998) (7)
Criteria and Signiﬁcance of Dietary Protein Sources in Humans Dispensable and Indispensable Amino Acids for Humans 1,2 (2000) (7)
The biology of amino acid requirements: what do they mean and can we measure them? (2001) (6)
Measurement of α-keto acids in plasma using an amino acid analyzer (1984) (6)
The effect of clenbuterol and cimaterol on the endogenous nitrogen loss of sheep (1989) (5)
A semiautomatic device for feeding liquid milk-replacer diets to infant pigs. (1993) (5)
History of nutrition: history and current status of research in human energy metabolism. (1991) (5)
Action of growth hormone in vitro on the net uptake and incorporation into protein of amino acids in muscle from intact rabbits given protein-deficient diets (1976) (4)
Group report: what are the animal and human models for the study of regulation of body weight and what are their respective strengths and limitations? (1996) (3)
A study of protein turnover in preterm neonates using 15N enrichment of urinary ammonia. (1990) (2)
Protein synthesis in cattle [proceedings]. (1978) (2)
Phorbol ester stimulation of protein synthesis in muscle is only partially blocked by indomethacin (1987) (2)
Protein synthesis and amino acid oxidation in growing pigs [proceedings]. (1978) (2)
Future trends in growth biology research (1991) (2)
Gluconeogenesis In Very Preterm Infants Receiving Parenteral Nutrition (1997) (2)
Gluconeogenesis From Amino Acids In VLBW Infants Receiving Total Parenteral Nutrition • 1575 (1998) (1)
Biochemical and Molecular Action of Nutrients Research Communication Secretion of Trophic Gut Peptides Is Not Different in Bolus-and Continuously Fed Piglets 1 (2001) (1)
Dietary and systemic phenylalanine utilization for mucosal and hepatic constitutive protein synthesis in pigs. (1999) (1)
Milk Proteins and Tissue Nitrogen Equilibrium (1989) (1)
New knowledge about protein. (2002) (1)
The probable involvement of arachidonic acid metabolites in the stimulation of protein synthesis in stretched skeletal muscle in vitro (1983) (1)
Some Results Obtained by Measuring Protein Turnover with [15N]glycine as Tracer and Urinary Ammonia as End-Product (1977) (1)
Nutrient Metabolism Chronic Protein Undernutrition and an Acute Inflammatory Stimulus Elicit Different Protein Kinetic Responses in Plasma but Not in Muscle of Piglets 1 , 2 (1999) (1)
117 ABSORPTION OF DIETARY AMINO ACIDS STUDIED WITH U13C-PROTEIN TRACER IN PIGLETS (1996) (1)
CONTRIBUTION OF FERMENTED CARBOHYDRATE (CHO) TO CIRCULATING ACETATE (Ac) IN INFANTS WITH AND WITHOUT DIARRHEA (1991) (1)
Partial ornithine transcarbamylase deficiency. Authors' reply (2003) (1)
Human Nutrition and Metabolism A Minimally Invasive Tracer Protocol Is Effective for Assessing the Response of Leucine Kinetics and Oxidation to Vaccination in Chronically Energy-Deficient Adult Males and Children 1 , 2 (1999) (1)
Serum albumin and transferrin in protein-energy malnutrition: Their use in the assessment of marginal undernutrition and the prognosis of severe undernutrition (1976) (1)
ORAL VERSUS INTRAVENOUS ADMINISTRATION OF 13C-BICARBONATE (1997) (1)
Effect of insulin treatment on protein turnover in adult diabetics. (1979) (1)
Gluconeogenesis From Amino Acids in VLBW Infants Receiving Parental Nutrition (1998) (1)
Seventh Annual Meeting of the European Association for the Study of Diabetes (1972) (0)
The Measurement of the Rate of Synthesis of Liver-Derived Plasma Proteins (2017) (0)
Adenovirus Mediated Gene Therapy in Citrullinemia: Clinical Correlations of in vivo Nitrogen Flux Measurements in Neontal Bovine Citrullinemia and in Urea Cycle Patients • 723 (1998) (0)
P rotein Metabolism in Insulin-Tre a t e d Gestational Diabetes (1999) (0)
Evaluation and management of urea cycle disorders using stable isotope infusions (2000) (0)
Protein requirements of infants and children. Discussion (1996) (0)
Protein metabolism at the crossroads? (2001) (0)
46 COMPOSITIONAL CHANGES OF PORCINE COLONIC MUCINS AS A FUNCTION OF AGE AND DIET (1992) (0)
Glutamine Metabolism : Nutritional and Clinical Significance Glutamine and the Bowel 1 , 2 (2001) (0)
Non-protein roles of amino acids (1998) (0)
MUCOSAL AND HEPATIC PROTEIN SYNTHESIS MEASURED SIMULTANEOUSLY WITH INTRAGASTRIC AND INTRAVENOUS STABLE ISOTOPIC TRACERS IN FED PIGLETS (1997) (0)
USE OF ARTERIAL AND ENTERAL SUBSTRATES BY THE PORTAL DRAINED VISCERA (PDV) OF PIGLETS. (1998) (0)
ASAS / ADSA Ruminant Nutrition : Transition Cow 336 An overview of dietary factors influencing dry matter intake and milk protein yield in early lactation dairy cows (0)
Amino acid composition of p inniped milk (1995) (0)
Nutrición y metabolismo de proteínas y aminoácidos (2005) (0)
Litter size influences milk composition and energy expenditure of rat pups (1990) (0)
Splanchnic and whole-body lysine kinetics in relation to increasing enteral amino acid supply in protean infants (2002) (0)
Protein and collagen synthesis in isolated rabbit muscles: effects of changes of tension in vitro [proceedings]. (1980) (0)
Biochemical and Molecular Roles of Nutrients Feeding Colostrum Rapidly Alters Enzymatic Activity and the Relative Isoform Abundance of Jejunal Lactase in Neonatal Pigs1-2 (1994) (0)
INSULIN-LIKE GROWTH FACTOR-I STIMULATES PROTEIN SYNTHESIS IN SKELETAL MUSCLE IN THE NEONATE, BUT NOT LIVER AND GUT (2001) (0)
47 IN VIVO PROSUCRASE‐ISOMALTASE (SI) TURNOVER IN ADULT RATS (1992) (0)
Posttranslational Processing but Not the Activity of Lactase-Phlorizin Hydrolase in Formula-Fed Neonatal Pigs 1 , 2 (2001) (0)
Protein Synthesis in Skeletal Measured at Different Times 24 Hour Period Muscle (1986) (0)
Evidence that thehypertrophic action ofclenbuterol on denervated ratmuscle isnotpropranolol-sens itive (1989) (0)
POST-TRANSLATIONAL MODIFICATION OF LACTASE-PHLORIZIN HYDROLASE DURING DEVELOPMENT (1990) (0)
special communication Gluconeogenesis measured with (U- 13 C)glucose and mass isotopomer analysis of apoB-100 amino acids in pigs (1998) (0)
Phenylalanine utilization by the gut and liver measured with intravenous and intragastric tracers in pigs. (1997) (0)
Gluconeogenesis In Extremely Preterm Infants Receiving Parenteral Nutrition.† 1434 (1997) (0)
BRUSH BORDER LACTASE EXPRESSION AND ACTIVITY DURING LACTATION (1990) (0)
enteral feeding Lysine kinetics in preterm infants: the importance of (2006) (0)
Time Dependent Effect the Stimulation of Protein Isolated Rabbit Muscle by of Indomethacin Synthesis in Insulin (1986) (0)
The effect of growth hormone in vitro on muscle accumulation and incorporation of arginine. (1971) (0)
Protein kinetics determined in vivo with a multiple-tracer, single-sample protocol: application to lactase synthesis. (1998) (0)
Measurement of alpha-keto acids in plasma using an amino acid analyzer. (1984) (0)

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