Creatine supplementation in Walker-256 tumor-bearing rats prevents skeletal muscle atrophy by attenuating systemic inflammation and protein degradation signaling

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Paola S. Cella
Poliana C. Marinello
Fernando H. Borges
Diogo F. Ribeiro
Patrícia Chimin
Mayra T. J. Testa
Philippe B. Guirro
José A. Duarte
Rubens Cecchini
Flávia A. Guarnier
Rafael Deminice
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[1] State University of Londrina,Department of Physical Education, Faculty of Physical Education and Sport
[2] State University of Londrina,Department of General Pathology
[3] University of Porto,undefined
[4] CIAFEL,undefined
[5] Faculty of Sport,undefined
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European Journal of Nutrition | 2020年 / 59卷
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Muscle loss; Proteolysis; Oxidative stress; Cachexia; Cancer;
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