Can the beneficial effects of methionine restriction in rats be explained in part by decreased methylglyoxal generation resulting from suppressed carbohydrate metabolism?

Keyphrases

• Age-related 50%
• Amino Acid Utilization 50%
• Amino Acids 50%
• Autophagic 50%
• Beneficial Effects 100%
• Carbohydrate Metabolism 100%
• Carbohydrates 50%
• Dietary Restriction 50%
• Glycolytic 50%
• Methionine 50%
• Methionine Restriction 100%
• Methylglyoxal 100%
• Mitochondrial Dysfunction 50%
• Non-essential Amino Acids 50%
• Oxidative Damage 50%
• Protein Loading 50%
• Protein Quality 50%
• Protein Synthesis 100%
• Proteostasis 50%
• Proteotoxicity 50%
• Quality System 50%
• Rat Liver Mitochondria 50%
• Reactive Oxygen Species 50%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Amino Acid 66%
• Carbohydrate Metabolism 100%
• Diet Restriction 33%
• Liver Mitochondrion 33%
• Methionine 100%
• Methylglyoxal 100%
• Mitochondrial Disorder 33%
• Nonessential Amino Acid 33%
• Precursor 33%
• Protein Homeostasis 33%
• Protein Synthesis 66%
• Reactive Oxygen Species 33%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Amino Acid 66%
• Methionine 100%
• Methylglyoxal 100%
• Nonessential Amino Acid 33%
• Reactive Oxygen Metabolite 33%