...D. Joe Millward; Paul J. Pacy © 1995 The Biochemical Society and the Medical Research Society 1995 diurnal cycling fasting feeding indispensable amino acid requirements leucine nitrogen balance protein turnover stable isotopes Clinical Science (1995) 88, 5 9 7 4 6 (Printed...

... and the Medical Research Society 1994 adaptation diurnal cycling labile protein reserves nitrogen balance protein requirements stable isotopes Clinical Science (1994) 86, 185-193 (Printed in Great Britain) Nitrogen homoeostasis in man: diurnal changes in nitrogen excretion, leucine oxidation...

... of daily losses and gains of both N and amino acids continues to increase up to very high protein intakes. Key words: diurnal cycling, leucine. nitrogen balance, phenyldanine. protein requirements. stable isotopes. Abbreviations: FFM, ht-free m u ; GP. generous protein; HP. high protein; KIC...

... treatment resulted in improved nitrogen balance in septic rats. The cumulative nitrogen balance over the 4 day period was the least negative as compared with other groups of septic rats. 4. Septic rats given parenteral nutrition with glutamine, epidermal growth factor or glutamine and epidermal growth...

... rats treated with parenteral nutrition supplemented with glucose. 3. Xylitol- and/or glutamine-supplemented parenteral nutrition resulted in improved nitrogen balance in septic rats: the cumulative nitrogen balance over the 4 days of treatment was positive in the rats given xylitol-supplemented...

.... bananas colonic function fibre nitrogen nitrogen balance non-starch polysaccharides protein requirements stable isotopes Clinical Science (1992) 82, 191-198 (Printed in Great Britain) Adaptation to a diet low in protein: effect of complex carbohydrate upon urea kinetics in normal man 191 M...

... nutrition resulted in improved nitrogen balance in septic rats: the cumulative nitrogen balance over the 4 days of treatment was the least negative as compared with other groups of septic rats. 4. The rate of loss of intracellular glutamine in skeletal muscle was markedly decreased ( P < 0.001...

.... alcohol toxicity nuclear-magnetic-resonance spectroscopy nitrogen balance urinalysis 26 11 1990 12 12 1990 © 1991 The Biochemical Society and the Medical Research Society 1991 Clinical Science (1991) 80,393-400 393 Urinary excretion of nitrogenous and non-nitrogenous compounds...

...F. J. Ballard; F. M. Tomas; L. M. Pope; P. G. Hendry; B. E. James; R. A. MacMahon 1. Myofibrillar protein degradation has been measured by the rate of 3-methylhistidine excretion in premature infants weighing between 635 g and 1295 g. Analyses were made in conjunction with 1–3 day nitrogen balance...

... the recovered children lost weight; the apparent nitrogen balance was more positive in the malnourished children. 6. In recovered children, the rate of protein synthesis was unchanged over a wide range of protein intake, whereas the rate of protein breakdown appeared to rise with a reduction in protein intake...

...P. B. Pencharz; W. P. Steffee; W. Cochran; N. S. Scrimshaw; W. M. Rand; V. R. Young 1. Aspects of nitrogen metabolism in the human neonate were assessed in one full-term infant and six premature infants by means of nitrogen-balance measurements, estimates of obligatory nitrogen losses...

...B. E. B. Hyne; Edna Fowell; H. A. Lee 1. Nitrogen balance in uraemic patients on similar nitrogen intakes improves with increasing caloric intake in the range of 36–55 cal/kg body weight. 2. The degree of improvement in nitrogen balance is compatible with increased utilization of endogenous...