Development and application of minimally invasive stable isotope tracers’ measures of muscle mass and muscle protein synthesis/breakdown: insights into ageing skeletal muscle

Cegielski, Jessica

Development and application of minimally invasive stable isotope tracers’ measures of muscle mass and muscle protein synthesis/breakdown: insights into ageing skeletal muscle

Publication Date

December 11, 2020

Creator

Cegielski, Jessica

Item Type

ethesis

Thesis Type

PhD

Supervisors

Atherton, Philip

Smith, Kenneth

Gladman, John

Keywords

Muscle metabolism

Muscle mass

Muscle proteins

Sarcopenia

Subjects (LC)

WE Muscoskeletal syst...

Associated Schools / Departments

School of Medicine

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61392

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https://repository.nottingham.ac.uk/handle/123456789/62325

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Examined. Development and application of minimally invasive stable isotope tracers’ measures of muscle mass and muscle protein synthesis/breakdown: insights into ageing skeletal muscle, Jessica Cegielski

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