... skeletal muscle occurs through the stimulation of proteinsynthesis initiated by increased essential amino acid bioavailability, whereas the decrease in proteolysis mainly occurs through the ...
... ribosomal protein S6 (p70S6K) kinases (Kimball et ...that proteinsynthesis in old rat muscles becomes resistant to the stimulatory effect of leucine at its physiological concentration range ...
... altered muscleprotein anabolic response to food intake that appears with advancing age plays an important ...Dietary protein quality needs to be optimized to counter this ...on protein ...
... skeletal muscleproteinsynthesis remains ...study, muscleproteinsynthesis was increased with WP dietary protein in AL-fed old ...decreased muscleprotein ...
... on muscleproteinsynthesis or mTORC1 activation in elderly ...of protein (45 g of whey protein) or high dose of protein (15 g of protein) plus ...some protein by ...
... vivo muscleproteinsynthesis MPS was measured with the SUnSET method as previously described by Goodman et ...plantaris muscle from mice that had received synergist ablation ...protein ...
... conclusion, muscle and adipose tissue mass, intra- myocellular lipids (IMCL) and muscleproteinsynthesis were differently affected according to the stage of obesity ...and muscle ...
... A COMPARISON OF ELASTIC BAND-BASED HIGH- SPEED POWER TRAINING AND TRADITIONAL LOW-SPEED STRENGTH TRAINING ON COGNI- TIVE FUNCTION, PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE AND MUSCLE STRENGTH IN OLDER WOM[r] ...
... In conclusion, citrulline supplementation in the old malnour- ished rats increases protein content of the muscle by stimulat- ing proteinsynthesis. Whether this effect is transposable to ...
... and protein availability (50), as can under- or over-cooking of protein ...foods.(51) Protein intake pattern While terminology used to describe patterns of protein intake varies, intake ...
... skeletal muscle mass occurs during aging (sarcopenia), disease (cachexia), or inactivity (atrophy) and results from an imbalance between the rate of muscleproteinsynthesis and degradation ...
... DUX4 protein stability appears highly regulated, likely in relation to a role in early development ...active protein fragments as described for several transcription factors (NF- kappa B, Spt23p and Mga2p) ...
... distinct protein-binding sites, the GCN4-like motif (GLM, 5 0 -ATGAG/CTCAT-3 0 ) and the pro- lamin box (P-box, 5 0 -TGTAAAG-3 0 ), and it plays a key role in activating the expression of GSP ...
... quick synthesis and screening of protein-resistant membrane surfaces from a library of commercial vinyl monomers ...of protein- resistant surfaces, and explore protein adhesion or fouling ...
... A B C Fig. 2. Microsporidian LeuRS synthetase lacks a proofreading domain and is naturally resistant to a drug from the benzoxaborole family. (A) Schematic structures of aminoacyl-tRNA synthetase LeuRS from different ...
... affected protein metabolism in the intestinal tissues, some visceral organs and in skeletal ...and protein metabolism in liver, spleen, small and large intestines and gastrocnemius muscle was ...
... to muscle denervation. MAP6 KO mice show muscle function defects in vivo Muscle function was further studied in the MAP6 KO mouse ...gastrocnemius muscle function in anesthetized animals [ 41 ...
... non-ribosomal synthesis of various biomolecules, including cell-wall peptidoglycan precursors (Figure 1 A) ( 1 ), cyclodipeptides ( 2 ) and membrane lipids ( 3 ...in protein aminoacylation, thereby ...
... the protein pool was made limited ( Fonseca et ...the protein pool would indeed be limiting under more physiological conditions ...of protein that can be produced within a dendritic compartment at a ...
... tissue protein metabolism are ...high protein formula with or without amoxicillin supplementation, in parallel with normal protein formula, to determine tissue protein metabolism ...high ...