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FERM proteins in animal morphogenesis
Current Opinion in Genetics & Development, 2009Proteins containing a FERM domain are ubiquitous components of the cytocortex of animal cells where they are engaged in structural, transport, and signaling functions. Recent years have seen a wealth of genetic studies in model organisms that explore FERM protein function in development and tissue organization.
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Growth and protein turnover in animals
C R C Critical Reviews in Food Science and Nutrition, 1982Protein turnover is a dynamic process involving most of the tissue proteins: the quantity of protein turned over each day is about 5 to 10 times the daily dietary requirement. Growth, i.e., the accumulation of protein, is the difference between protein synthesized and protein broken down and usually represents only a small fraction of the total protein
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Animal-Derived Pharmaceutical Proteins
Journal of Immunoassay and Immunochemistry, 2009Livestock animals have made a significant contribution to human health and well-being throughout humankind's history. A significant contribution of farm animals to human health are the longstanding use of bovine and porcine for production of insulin (for treatment of diabetes), gelatin (for pharmaceutical and other purposes), as well as horse and sheep
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Visualizing protein–protein interactions in living animals
Methods, 2003A variety of techniques have been developed to analyze protein-protein interactions in vitro and in cultured cells. However, these methods do not determine how protein interactions affect and are regulated by physiologic and pathophysiologic conditions in living animals.
Gary D, Luker +2 more
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Journal of Urology, 2014
We compared the effect of 3 animal protein sources on urinary stone risk.A total of 15 healthy subjects completed a 3-phase randomized, crossover metabolic study. During each 1-week phase subjects consumed a standard metabolic diet containing beef, chicken or fish.
Chad R, Tracy +8 more
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We compared the effect of 3 animal protein sources on urinary stone risk.A total of 15 healthy subjects completed a 3-phase randomized, crossover metabolic study. During each 1-week phase subjects consumed a standard metabolic diet containing beef, chicken or fish.
Chad R, Tracy +8 more
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The effect of protein deprivation on pancreatic function in young animals and on animals in utero
The American Journal of Digestive Diseases, 1972Malnutrition is worldwide. Irreversible effects on the pancreas and pancreatic function when studied clinically have been contradictory. This laboratory experiment was designed to study the pancreas under conditions of severe malnutrition over a long period of time.
A P, Klotz, A L, Murdock, D J, Svoboda
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Outlook on Agriculture, 1983
The deposition of proteins in tissues of farm animals is a consequence of the balance of the rates of protein synthesis and degradation tissues. This turnover contributes to the energy costs of protein deposition. Protein metabolism is strongly influenced by the hormonal status of the animal and this is being exploited currently by the use of several ...
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The deposition of proteins in tissues of farm animals is a consequence of the balance of the rates of protein synthesis and degradation tissues. This turnover contributes to the energy costs of protein deposition. Protein metabolism is strongly influenced by the hormonal status of the animal and this is being exploited currently by the use of several ...
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Animal Protein — Substitutes and Extenders
Journal of Animal Science, 1975J E, Edmondson, D M, Graham
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