Leucine metabolism in aging humans: effect of insulin and substrate availability.

Leucine metabolism in aging humans: effect of insulin and substrate availability.
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10.1152/ajpendo.1989.256.2.e288
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1989-02
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The American journal of physiology
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N. Fukagawa;K. Minaker;V. Young;D. Matthews;D. Bier;J. Rowe
N. Fukagawa;K. Minaker;V. Young;D. Matthews;D. Bier;J. Rowe
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N. Fukagawa;K. Minaker;V. Young;D. Matthews;D. Bier;J. Rowe

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