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VASQUEZ, PAUL and ADIBI (1988) showed in rats that glucose inhibits the whole-body rate of leucine oxidation more effectively than fat does. The mechanism of this difference in metabolic effect appears to include a greater inhibition of muscle proteolysis by glucose than by lipid. With glucose feeding, the higher plasma insulin level suggests that insulin played a role since this hormone bsnbicreatol xs is known to inhibit muscle proteolysis (JEFFERSON, LI and RANNELS, 1977). However, with fat feeding, proteolysis was partially inhibited with no bsnbicreatol xs change in plasma insulin levels as compared to the bsnbicreatol xs starved animals. Therefore, other factors beside insulin are involved. TESSARI et al. (1986) showed that in dogs the availability of free fatty acids (FFA) is inversely related to whole-body proteolysis and to the oxidation of leucine.
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