Metabolic & Therapeutic Aspects of Amino Acids in Clinical NutritionLuc A. Cynober CRC Press, 13.11.2003 - 776 Seiten The first edition of this innovative book brought a new perspective to the metabolic and therapeutic aspects of amino acids in clinical nutrition. Since its publication, a number of very important advances have been made in the field and interesting new findings have emerged. Until now, no reference has fully explored the promising new developments |
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Inhalt
Introduction | 1 |
Physiology and Physiopathology | 13 |
Introduction to amino acid metabolism | 15 |
chapter one Measurement of amino acid concentrations in biological fluids and tissues using ion exchange chromatography | 17 |
chapter two Measurement of amino acid concentrations in biological fluids and tissues using reversedphase HPLCbased methods | 29 |
from quantitative assays to flux assessment using stable isotopes | 45 |
systems and regulation | 63 |
Physiology | 79 |
chapter twentyfour Muscle protein and amino acid metabolism with respect to agerelated sarcopenia | 389 |
chapter twentyfive Gastrointestinal disease | 405 |
chapter twentysix Amino acids and ammonia in liver disease | 419 |
Requirements and Supply | 435 |
Amino acid requirements | 437 |
chapter twentyseven Nutritional essentiality of amino acid requirements in healthy adults | 439 |
chapter twentyeight Neonatal requirements for amino acids | 471 |
chapter twentynine Amino acid requirements in the elderly | 483 |
Metabolism | 81 |
chapter five Amino acid metabolism and gluconeogenesis | 83 |
chapter six Contribution of amino acids to ketogenesis | 97 |
an update | 111 |
chapter eight Metabolism of branchedchain amino acids in man | 123 |
chapter nine The glutamate crossway | 135 |
chapter ten Arginine metabolism in mammals | 153 |
chapter eleven Glutamine metabolism | 169 |
Control of and by amino acids | 183 |
chapter twelve Insulin and the regulation of amino acid catabolism and protein turnover | 185 |
chapter thirteen Control of amino acid metabolism by counterregulatory hormones | 201 |
chapter fourteen Nitric oxide | 211 |
chapter fifteen Control of amino acid metabolism by lipids ketone bodies and glucose substrates | 241 |
chapter sixteen Amino acid signaling and the control of protein metabolism | 253 |
chapter seventeen The role of amino acids in the control of proteolysis | 275 |
chapter eighteen Anabolic effects and signaling pathways triggered by amino acids in the liver | 291 |
chapter nineteen Amino acids and immune function | 305 |
chapter twenty Amino acidmediated insulin secretion | 321 |
Amino acid metabolism in disease | 337 |
altered metabolism of protein and amino acids | 339 |
chapter twentytwo Diabetes mellitus | 355 |
chapter twentythree Acidosis and amino acid metabolism | 375 |
chapter thirty Amino acid requirements in sport | 497 |
Amino acid supply in diseases | 515 |
Quantitative and qualitative aspects | 517 |
chapter thirtyone Quantitative and qualitative amino acid intake by the parenteral route | 519 |
chapter thirtytwo Quantitative and qualitative aspects of nitrogen supply in enteral nutrition in relation to free amino acids and peptides | 529 |
chapter thirtythree Branchedchain amino and keto acids in renal failure | 557 |
chapter thirtyfour Glutaminesupplemented diets in enteral nutrition | 577 |
chapter thirtyfive The use of arginine in clinical practice | 595 |
chapter thirtysix Glutamine and glutaminecontaining dipeptides | 613 |
chapter thirtyseven Ornithineaketoglutarate | 633 |
Formulas devoted to specific situations | 647 |
chapter thirtyeight Amino acid support in patients with catabolic illness | 649 |
chapter thirtynine Sulfarcontaining amino acids and glutathione in diseases | 667 |
chapter forty Amino acid requirement in cancer | 689 |
chapter fortyone Amino acid solutions for acute renal failure | 705 |
chapter fortytwo Amino acids to support gut function and morphology | 717 |
Nutraceutics | 727 |
chapter fortythree Larginineenriched dietsin cardiovascular diseases | 729 |
chapter fortyfour Taurine homeostasis and its importance for physiological functions | 739 |
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Back cover | 757 |
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Metabolic & Therapeutic Aspects of Amino Acids in Clinical Nutrition Luc A. Cynober Eingeschränkte Leseprobe - 2003 |
Metabolic & Therapeutic Aspects of Amino Acids in Clinical Nutrition, Second ... Luc A. Cynober Keine Leseprobe verfügbar - 2003 |
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