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Determinants of the acetate recovery factor: implications for estimation of 13C substrate oxidation.

P. Schrauwen; E.E. Blaak; A.J.M. Wagenmakers; L.B. Borghouts (Lector); Dorien P.C. van Aggel-Leijssen

The data of this study indicate that the acetate recovery factor, used in stable isotope research, needs to be deteremined in every subject, under similar conditions as used for the tracer-derived determination of substrate oxidation.

2000AlgemeenArtikel

Metabolic and performance responses to constant-load vs variable-intensity exercise in trained cyclists

G.S. Palmer; J.A. Hawley; L.B. Borghouts (Lector); T.D. Noakes

The results of this study indicate that whole body metabolic and cardiovascular responses to 140 min of either steady state or variable intensity exercise at the same average intensity are similar, despite differences in skeletal muscle carbohydrate metabolism and recruitment

1999AlgemeenArtikel

Isolation of Alcaligenes sp strain L6 at low oxygen concentrations and degradation of 3-chlorobenzoate via a pathway not involving (chloro)catechols

Krooneman, Janneke; Wieringa, E.B A; Moore, E.R B; Gerritse, J; Prins, R.A; Gottschal, J.C

Isolations of 3-chlorobenzoate (3CBA)-degrading aerobic bacteria under reduced O-2, partial pressures yielded organisms which metabolized 3CBA via the gentisate or the protocatechuate pathway rather than via the catechol route. The 3CBA metabolism of one of these isolates, L6, which,vas identified as …

1996-07-01AlgemeenArtikel

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Determinants of the acetate recovery factor: implications for estimation of 13C substrate oxidation.

Metabolic and performance responses to constant-load vs variable-intensity exercise in trained cyclists

Isolation of Alcaligenes sp strain L6 at low oxygen concentrations and degradation of 3-chlorobenzoate via a pathway not involving (chloro)catechols

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