Effects of varying extracellular amino acid concentrations on bidirectional amino acid transport and intracellular fluxes in mammary epithelial cells
Abstract
Understanding the regulation of cellular AA uptake as protein supply changes is critical for predicting milk component yields because intracellular supplies partly regulate protein synthesis. Our objective was to evaluate cellular uptake and kinetic behavior of individual AA when cells are presented with varying extracellular AA supplies. Bovine primary mammary epithelial cells were grown to confluency and transferred to medium with an AA...
Paper Details
Title
Effects of varying extracellular amino acid concentrations on bidirectional amino acid transport and intracellular fluxes in mammary epithelial cells
Published Date
Sep 1, 2021
Journal
Volume
104
Issue
9
Pages
9931 - 9947
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