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Quantitative Contribution by Skeletal Muscle to Elevated Rates of Whole-body Protein Breakdown in Burned Children As Measured by N Tau-methylhistidine Output

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Journal Metabolism
Specialty Endocrinology
Date 1978 Jun 1
PMID 651654
Citations 6
Authors
C Bilmazes
C L Kien
D K Rohrbaugh
R Uauy
J F Burke
H N MUNRO
V R Young
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