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观点:开发一种以营养素为基础的蛋白质质量的框架

Shavawn M Forester1, Emily M Jennings-Dobbs1, Shazia A Sathar2

  • 1Nutrient Institute LLC, Reno, NV, United States.

The Journal of nutrition
|June 10, 2023
PubMed
概括

新的必需氨基酸9 (EAA-9) 评分为蛋白质质量提供了个性化的方法,超越了蛋白质消化能力校正氨基酸评分 (PDCAAS) 的局限性. 这种基于营养的框架通过单独评估氨基酸来支持精密营养.

关键词:
迪亚斯·迪亚斯 (Diaz Diaz) 是一个这是一个PDCAAS.氨基酸是氨基酸中的一种.饮食建议 饮食建议氨酸 (leucine) 是一种蛋白质.lysine lysine lysine lysine 是一种类型的氨酸.精准营养 精准营养 精准营养蛋白质质量的蛋白质质量.

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