Protein turnover in abstinent and non-abstinent patients with alcoholic cirrhosis.
OBJECTIVE: This study was designed to measure the effect of chronic alcohol intake on leucine turnover in outpatients with stable alcoholic liver cirrhosis. METHODS: Protein turnover rate was measured using L [1-14C] leucine in ten outpatients with proven alcoholic cirrhosis and in five healthy cont...
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1995
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