L
Título: Effect of Short Term Energy and Protein Restriction on Tissue and Body
Autores: Viswanathan, K.R.; Defence Food Research Laboratory, Mysore
Prasad, N. Narayan; Defence Food Research Laboratory, Mysore
Siddalingaswamy, M.; Defence Food Research Laboratory, Mysore
Fecha: 2013-04-23
Publicador: Defence Scientific Information & Documentation Centre
Fuente: Ver documento
Tipo:
Tema: Nutrition ;Biochemistry;Physiology
61 Medical Sciences;612 Physiology;577 Biochemistry
Descripción: The effect of 50 per cent restriction in energy and protein intake in young adult rats has been studied. Two groups of rats were fed for 10 days (Stabilisation, Phase I) an isocaloric diet with two levels of protein: 20 per cent (20 P) or 10 per cent (10 P). At the end of Phase I, each protein group was sub-divided into two groups-a control group and an experimental (Restricted) group -and fed ad libitum or at 50 per cent level of the respective diet for a further period of 10 days (Phase II). The animals were then sacrificed and organs and carcasses preserved for analysis. The results showed highter food consumption and lower weight gain in the ad libitum fed 10 P group compared to 20 P group during Phase II. Fifty per cent diet restriction resulted in nearly identical reduction in weight gain in both the groups. Though nitrogen (N) balance was reduced drastically during diet restriction, it remained clearly positive in the 20 P restricted group, while it was just maintained in the 10 P restricted group. The carcass and tissue composition data showed that the loss in weight was due to extensive depletion of lipids in both the food restricted groups without degradation of the protein component. The study thus demonstrates that short- term 50 per cent diet restriction did not result in protein degradation when maintenance need of protein is met.
Idioma: Inglés
Artículos similares:
Telemetry Data Processing Methodology: An ASLV Experience por Varaprasad, R.; Indian Space Research Organisation, Sriharikota.
Infrared (8-12 um) Dome Materials: Current Status por Singh, S.S.; Defence Science Centre, Delhi.,Pratap, Surendra; Defence Science Centre, Delhi.,Prasad, Jagdish; Defence Science Centre, Delhi.,Kumar, Rajeev; Defence Science Centre, Delhi.,murari, Krishna; Defence Science Centre, Delhi.
Modulatory Effects of L- Tyrosine on Neurobehavioural Consequences of Combat Stress in Rats por Vij, Anjana G; Defence Institute of Physiology & Allied Science, Delhi,Satija, Narinder K.; Defence Institute of Physiology & Allied Science, Delhi
Oblique Impact Study in Thin Steel Armour Plate por dikshit, S.N.; Defence Metallurgical Research Laboratory, Hyderabad.
Treatment for Sulphur Mustard Poisoning -A Review por Sugendran, K.; Defence Research & Development Establishment, Gwalior,Kumar, Pravin; Defence Research & Development Establishment, Gwalior,Vijayaraghavan, R.; Defence Research & Development Establishment, Gwalior
Application of Ultrasonic Technique for Measurement of Instantaneous Burn Rate of Solid Propellants . por Deepak, Desh; Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre, Thiruvananthapuram,Jeenu, R.; Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre, Thiruvananthapuram,Sridharan, P.; Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre, Thiruvananthapuram,padmanabhan, M.S.; Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre, Thiruvananthapuram
Display For Command, Control, Communication and Intelligence System por Prabhu, S.; Defence Electronics Research Laboratory,Hyderabad.,Kanttaiah, G.; Defence Electronics Research Laboratory,Hyderabad.,Murthy, K. Krishna; Defence Electronics Research Laboratory,Hyderabad.
Converging Spherical Detonation Waves. por Rai, Arisudan; North Eastern Regional Institute of Science & Technology, Nirjuli.
Ballistic Behaviour of Tempered Steel Armour Plates under Plane Strain Condition . por dikshit, S.N.; Defence Metallurgical Research Laboratory, Hyderabad
10 
Effect of Burning Rate Modifiers on Subatmospheric Flame Temperatures of AP/HTPB Composite Solid Propellants por Krishnan, S.; Indian Institute of Technology, Chennai,swami, R.D.; Indian Institute of Technology, Chennai