Effect of exercise on protein metabolism in humans as explored with stable isotopes.

Effect of exercise on protein metabolism in humans as explored with stable isotopes.
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用稳定同位素探讨运动对人类蛋白质代谢的影响。

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1982
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Federation proceedings
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M. Rennie
M. Rennie
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D. J. Millward;C. Davies;D. Halliday;S. Wolman;D. Matthews;M. Rennie

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