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acid-ash diet alkaline-ash diet antineoplastic bilirubin branched-chain amino acids fever fever of unknown origin FUO ketoaciduria protein catabolic rate Ureaplasma urealyticum	Fish are capable of selectively catabolizing particular fatty acids (FAs) while retaining others (reviewed in Tocher, 2003). Changes in body composition and fatty acid profile during ... by Sewall, Fletcher F.; Rodgveller, Cara J. / Fishery Bulletin Treatment with the plant product 1 resulted in a lowering of lipid profile to a significant level, suggesting that this property of test samples was mediated through PPAR[alpha], subtype, by catabolizing TG and improving HDLC/TC ratio for the maintenance of lipid glucose homeostasis in hamster model (Overtuff and Loose, 1992; Owens et al. Antidyslipidemic activity of polyprenol from Coccinia grandis in ... by Singh, Geetu; Gupta, Prasoon; Rawat, Preeti; Puri, Anju; Bhatia, Gitika; Maurya, Rakesh / Phytomedicine: International Journal of Phytotherapy & Phytopharmacology A similar response was observed in Penaeus esculentus by Smith and Dall (1991), evidencing that shrimp can mobilize their own energetic reserves through catabolizing lipids (after 3 to 6 days of starvation) or protein to sustain themselves through food deprivation. The effect of starvation on refeeding, digestive enzyme activity, ... by Amin, Oscar / Journal of Shellfish Research	cat-bite fever CAT-CAM cat-cry syndrome cat-eye syndrome cat-scratch disease Cat-Scratch Fever CAT-Signal Bioassay Cat’s Elbow Cat’s Paw Sign Cat’s-Eye Reflex cata- catabasis catabiosis catabiotic catabolic Catabolic Diet Catabolic Disease Catabolic Illness catabolic pathway catabolin catabolism catabolite catabolite activator protein catabolite gene activator protein catabolize catabolizing catachronobiology catacrotism catadicrotism catadromy catagen catagenesis Catagonus wagneri Catahoula Catahoula hog dog Catahoula leopard dog Catalan ass catalase catalase reaction catalepsy cataleptiform catalysis catalyst Catalyst-Altered Water catalytic constant catalyze catamenia catamnesis catamnestic cataphasia cataphora	Catabolisis Catabolisis catabolism catabolism catabolism catabolism of energy catabolism of energy catabolism of energy catabolism of substance catabolism of substance catabolism of substance catabolite catabolite catabolite Catabolite activator protein Catabolite activator protein Catabolite Control Protein A catabolite gene activator protein catabolite repression catabolites catabolites catabolites catabolize catabolize catabolize catabolized catabolized catabolized catabolizes catabolizes catabolizing Catacala Catacana Catacana Catacaustic Catachism Catachism catachosis catachreses catachreses catachreses catachresis catachresis catachresis catachrestic catachrestic catachrestic catachrestical catachrestical catachrestical catachrestically catachrestically catachrestically catachronobiology Cataclasis Cataclasis Cataclasite Cataclasm Cataclastic Cataclastic cataclastic metamorphism

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acid-ash diet
alkaline-ash diet
antineoplastic
bilirubin
branched-chain amino acids
fever
fever of unknown origin
FUO
ketoaciduria
protein catabolic rate
Ureaplasma urealyticum

Fish are capable of selectively catabolizing particular fatty acids (FAs) while retaining others (reviewed in Tocher, 2003).

Changes in body composition and fatty acid profile during ... by Sewall, Fletcher F.; Rodgveller, Cara J. / Fishery Bulletin

Treatment with the plant product 1 resulted in a lowering of lipid profile to a significant level, suggesting that this property of test samples was mediated through PPAR[alpha], subtype, by catabolizing TG and improving HDLC/TC ratio for the maintenance of lipid glucose homeostasis in hamster model (Overtuff and Loose, 1992; Owens et al.

Antidyslipidemic activity of polyprenol from Coccinia grandis in ... by Singh, Geetu; Gupta, Prasoon; Rawat, Preeti; Puri, Anju; Bhatia, Gitika; Maurya, Rakesh / Phytomedicine: International Journal of Phytotherapy & Phytopharmacology

A similar response was observed in Penaeus esculentus by Smith and Dall (1991), evidencing that shrimp can mobilize their own energetic reserves through catabolizing lipids (after 3 to 6 days of starvation) or protein to sustain themselves through food deprivation.

The effect of starvation on refeeding, digestive enzyme activity, ... by Amin, Oscar / Journal of Shellfish Research

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