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Influence of Leucine Enriched Amino Acids on Myofibrillar and Collagen Protein Synthesis
The primary objective will be to determine the effect of leucine-enriched essential amino acids (LEAA) compared to carbohydrate placebo on dietary incorporation of \[D5\] Phenylalanine \& \[D5\] Glycine into the three skeletal muscle protein pools (myofibrillar, sarcoplasmic and collagen), both following resistance exercise and at rest, with the two tracers provided as a 'intrinsically labeled' bolus. Other outcomes will relate to molecular regulation of protein synthesis.
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