Blackburn et al., 1979 - Google Patents
Branched chain amino acid administration and metabolism during starvation, injury, and infectionBlackburn et al., 1979
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- 9725633059058331147
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- Blackburn G
- Moldawer L
- Usui S
- Bothe A
- O'Keefe S
- Bistrian B
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- Publication venue
- Surgery
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Branched chain amino acids were administered intragastrically in a septic-fractured rat model to determine the degree and mechanism of their protein-sparing ability. The septic injury model was first shown to produce a metabolic response characterized by …
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