Search Results - Amino Acids

Yanaoka, T., Kato, T. Subjects: “…amino acid…”

Govus, A., Lawler, N. G., Mitchell, L. J. G., Goldsmith, C., Kozlovskaia, M., Pyne, D. B. “…Each session was scheduled two days apart. 1.0 mL capillary whole blood samples were collected before and immediately following the cool down for each session, centrifuged and 0.1 mL of blood plasma was frozen for metabolic phenotyping using 1H-NMR and LC-MS spectrometry to give broad lipoprotein, lipidomic and amino acid coverage. RESULTS: Preliminary random forest classification analysis of pre- vs. post-exercise time points revealed that exercise in the severe domain altered metabolites involved in membrane structure and energy metabolism (triacylglycerol`s and phosphatidylethanolamine`s), whereas exercise in the heavy and moderate domain mainly altered free fatty acids involved in oxidative energy metabolism and the inflammatory response (e.g., eicosatrienoic acid). …”

Subjects: “…amino acid…”

Liposek, S. “…Males use DS more often than females do (MW=2.90, p=0.03), with a higher consumption of carbohydrates and amino acids in males (MW=2.53 and 2.14, respectively, p…”

de Albuquerque-Neto, S. L., dos Santos, M. A. P., Silvino, V. O., Herrera, J. J. B., Rosa, T. S., Silva, G. C. B., Couto, B. P., Ferreira, C. P., Silva, A. S., de Almeida, S. S., de Melo, G. F. Subjects: “…amino acid…”

Arfuso, F., Giannetto, C., Interlandi, C., Giudice, E., Bruschetta, A., Panzera, M. F., Piccione, G. “…This survey confirms that horses performing prolonged physical exercise experienced glycolysis, lipid mobilization and amino acid metabolism to provide substrates as fuel for muscle contraction.…”

Jayawardena, R., Weerasinghe, K., Sooriyaarachchi, P., Hills, A. P. Subjects: “…amino acid…”

Cai, Y., Zhou, C., Huang, C. “…The main focus of research on nutritional supplement is on Creatine, Branched-chain amino acids, L-carnitine and Lycopene. CONCLUSION: Unbalanced energy intake in three meals a day, insufficient carbohydrate and fat supplement and excessive protein intake, lack of certain micronutrients and the improper use of nutritional supplement are the main problems that need to be solved to the performance of swimmers.…”

Franco, G. S., Noronha, N. Y., Oliveira, B. A., Ferreira, F. C., Pinto, A. P., Brandao, C. F., Papoti, M., Nonino, C. B. Subjects: “…amino acid…”

Eigendorf, J., Maassen, M., Apitius, D., Maassen, N. “…Increases in [NH3] suggest similar sources between the 3 training protocols and the need for further research concerning amino acid deamination. The better understanding of the acute reactions and changing of the energy metabolism during training sessions will help athletes in planning and executing their training sessions more efficiently and more precisely in the context of periodization.…”

Mohammed, Z. J., Sadown, H. M., Humaidi, M. H. Subjects: “…amino acid…”

Mizugaki, A., Kato, H., Suzuki, H., Kurihara, H., Ogita, F. “…The nitrogen balance was calculated from the dietary nitrogen intake and urinary nitrogen excretion. The amino acid intake was divided over six eating occasions. …”

Zemtsova, I., Stankevich, L., Khmelnitskaya, Y., Vdovenko, N., Dolgopolova, V., Krasnova, V., Ludvichenko, O. “…Disruption of the amino acid ratio or the absence of at least one of the essential amino acids leads to inhibition of protein synthesis and other abnormalities in metabolism, which reduces physical performance. …”

Matsuda, T., Kato, H., Suzuki, H., Mizugaki, A., Ezak, T., Ogita, F. Subjects: “…amino acid…”

Durkalec-Michalski , K., Kusy, K., Ciekot-Soltysiak, M., Zielinski, J. Subjects: “…amino acid…”

Tambovtseva, R. V., Voytenko, Ju. L., Pletneva, E. V. Subjects: “…amino acid…”

Slater, G. J., Sygo, J., Jorgensen, M. “…., easily digested, rich in essential amino acids) every 3-5 hr. Despite the short duration of competitions and relative long-recovery periods between races, nutrition still plays an important role in sprint performance. …”

Arfuso, F., Assenza, A., Fazio, F., Rizzo, M., Giannetto, C., Piccione, G. Subjects: “…amino acid…”

Migliaccio, G. M., Di Nino, A., Avaldi, F., Bazzu, A., Mullen, G. J., Padulo, J. “…The CRs were made to shift by five hours, such that the athletes woke up at 11.00 and went to bed at 02.00, while their nutritional intake was integrated with Tryptophan (an essential amino acid that is converted to serotonin, which in turn is converted to melatonin) in order to improve SQ. …”

Lawler, N. “…Specifically, through mass spectrometry 36 metabolites were identified from metabolite classes relating to amino acids, glycolysis, and purine metabolism and indicate a shift in substrate utilisation (i.e. greater carbohydrate use) during acute hypoxic exposure. …”