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Intracellular amino acid levels as predictors of protein synthesis.

Metcoff, 1986

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18062957744079557961
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Metcoff J
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Journal of the American College of Nutrition

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Protein synthesis depends on a complete complement of precursor amino acids, specific acetylating enzymes, tRNA, and so forth. It has been related to metabolism of individual amino acids, eg, valine and leucine; however, the relation of protein synthesis to the ambient …
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