Protein-Energy Interactions (International Dietary Energy Consultative Group - IDECG, 1991, 437 pages): Nutrition of immune cells: The implications for whole body metabolism: References

Protein-Energy Interactions (International Dietary Energy Consultative Group - IDECG, 1991, 437 pages)

Nutrition of immune cells: The implications for whole body metabolism

		(introductory text...)
		1. Introduction
		2. An introduction to metabolic-control logic and its application to the structure of a biochemical pathway
		3. Use of maximum activities of enzymes as quantitative indices of maximum flux through metabolic pathways
		4. Enzyme activities as indication of the capacity of major energy providing pathways in immune cells
		5. Glutamine and the immune cells
		6. Glutamine - A link between muscle and the immune system
		7. Large decreases in the concentration of glutamine in plasma
		8. The clinical significance of the role of glutamine in immune cells
		9. The effects of glutamine provision for the patient
		10. Branched-point sensitivity, substrate cycles and thermogenesis
		References

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