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Androgens and the control of skeletal muscle protein synthesis
Melinda Sheffield-Moore
Dean of Graduate School
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Anabolic Steroids
50%
Androgen Receptor
25%
Androgens
100%
Antiglucocorticoid
25%
Burn Injury
25%
Developing Theory
25%
Human Skeletal muscle
25%
In Vitro Study
25%
Indirect Priming
25%
Information Theory
25%
Lean Body Mass
25%
Oxandrolone
25%
Pharmacological Intervention
25%
Postabsorptive State
25%
Skeletal muscle
25%
Skeletal muscle Mass
75%
Skeletal muscle Protein Synthesis
100%
Synthetic Analogues
25%
Testosterone
25%
Trauma Injuries
25%
Medicine and Dentistry
Anabolic Agent
33%
Androgen
100%
Androgen Receptor
16%
Athletes
16%
Disease
16%
In Vitro
16%
Injury
16%
Lean Body Weight
16%
Muscle Protein
100%
Oxandrolone
16%
Protein Synthesis
100%
Skeletal Muscle
100%
Thermal Burn
16%
Nursing and Health Professions
Anabolic Agent
50%
Androgen
100%
Androgen Receptor
25%
Antiglucocorticoid
25%
Athletes
25%
Disease
25%
Injury
25%
Lean Body Weight
25%
Muscle Mass
75%
Muscle Protein
100%
Oxandrolone
25%
Thermal Burn
25%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Anabolic Steroid
50%
Androgen
100%
Androgen Receptor
25%
Antiglucocorticoid
25%
Burn
25%
Disease
25%
Injury
25%
Muscle Protein
100%
Oxandrolone
25%