February 2017 PMID 27903833

Meal Distribution of Dietary Protein and Leucine Influences Long-Term Muscle Mass and Body Composition in Adult Rats.

Layne E Norton, Gabriel J Wilson, Christopher J Moulton, Donald K Layman

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Peak: 2 in Apr 2020
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The posts express a desire for proper citation and recognition of similar research on protein distribution, highlighting the importance of academic acknowledgment. The tone is somewhat informal, emphasizing citation as a form of engagement rather than exploring the broader implications of the research findings.

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The discussion shows mild support for the article’s relevance, as the poster wishes their own related work had been cited, indicating some general approval.

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Abstract in brief

  • The studies explored how the distribution of protein and the amino acid leucine in meals affects muscle protein synthesis (MPS) and muscle mass in adult rats.
  • Significant findings showed that whey protein led to better MPS and increased muscle weights compared to other protein sources like soy and wheat.
  • Additionally, a balanced protein distribution at meals resulted in significantly higher MPS and muscle weights than an unbalanced distribution, demonstrating the importance of meal timing and composition for muscle growth.

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Layne Norton, PhD
@BioLayne · X

Would’ve been nice if they’d cited our paper as it was the only similar one conducted in protein distribution that I’m aware of. https://t.co/VyoRtBvJ8A https://t.co/ppJgkDtyko

Apr 23, 2020 · 18 likes · 1 share · 226,323 followers View post →
Brad Schoenfeld, PhD
@BradSchoenfeld · X

RT @BioLayne: Would’ve been nice if they’d cited our paper as it was the only similar one conducted in protein distribution that I’m aware…

Apr 23, 2020 · 1 share · 95,782 followers View post →

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Brad Schoenfeld, PhD
@BradSchoenfeld · X

RT @BioLayne: Would’ve been nice if they’d cited our paper as it was the only similar one conducted in protein distribution that I’m aware…

Apr 23, 2020 · 1 share · 95,782 followers View post →
Layne Norton, PhD
@BioLayne · X

Would’ve been nice if they’d cited our paper as it was the only similar one conducted in protein distribution that I’m aware of. https://t.co/VyoRtBvJ8A https://t.co/ppJgkDtyko

Apr 23, 2020 · 18 likes · 1 share · 226,323 followers View post →