Titlebook: Biogeochemical Approaches to Paleodietary Analysis; Stanley H. Ambrose,M. Anne Katzenberg Book 2002 Springer Science+Business Media New Yo

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Some Biochemical Aspects of Carbon Isotopic Paleodiet Studies,enous synthesis of neAAs. Some natural populations of humans with lower protein intakes may not experience this inhibition, leading to more endogenous neAA synthesis from carbohydrate and lipid carbon sources, approaching linear mixing. This is suggested by high .C values in some .-consuming populat

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Controlled Diet and Climate Experiments on Nitrogen Isotope Ratios of Rats,body weights, suggesting significant protein stress. Rats were also raised to maturity on 20% and 70% protein diets, at temperatures of 36° and 20°C, with restricted water intake or water provided .. There were no significant differences in . values of bone collagen for low versus normal or high pro

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Logic—Based Choice of Projective Termses and cervids, but not in species with continuous tooth growth, such as horses. This is probably due to the effect of suckling milk in the young individual, when part of the dentine is formed..These isotopic differences between tissues within individuals between species and trophic levels can be us

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Frank Kirchner,Sirko Straube,Nina Hoyer carbon to nitrogen atomic ratio, amino acid profile, and amino acid yield. Previous work had shown that mineral components of the bone were relatively unmodified across the entire cross-sections regardless of histological preservation. In the results of the current analysis, histological preservati