Lysine and threonine isotope plasma-to-meal ratio
1 paper2 findings
- Human trial1
Upstream
1Older age
no changein humans1
1 study
Older age
no changein humans1
Older age has no effect on lysine and threonine isotope plasma-to-meal ratio in humans.
“whereas it was not significantly different for milk (P = 0.277) and black beans (P = 0.849).”
Human trialMilk and black bean test meals; older versus young adultsplasma20 g 2H-labeled protein5.5–8.0 h after meal consumption
The American journal of clinical nutrition19 May 2026
Associations
1Older age
downin humans1
1 study
Older age
downin humans1
Older age is associated with lysine and threonine isotope plasma-to-meal ratio in humans (19% lower in older versus young adults).
“The isotope plasma-to-meal ratio for lysine and threonine was 19% lower in older adults compared with young adults for sorghum (P = 0.041)”
Human trialSorghum test meal; older versus young adultsplasma20 g 2H-labeled sorghum protein5.5–8.0 h after meal consumption
The American journal of clinical nutrition19 May 2026
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