Human disuse atrophy may be wholly explained by sustained declines in muscle protein synthesis in the absence of increased muscle protein breakdown.

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Title: Human disuse atrophy may be wholly explained by sustained declines in muscle protein synthesis in the absence of increased muscle protein breakdown.
Authors: Brook, M. S.1, Stokes, T.2, Gorissen, S.3, Bass, J. J.1, Cegielski, J.1, Wilkinson, D. J.1, Phillips, B.1, Smith, K.1, Phillips, S.2, Atherton, P. J.1
Source: Proceedings of the Physiological Society. 2019, Issue 43, p171P-172P. 2p.
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