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15n alanine

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15N-alanine is a stable isotope-labeled amino acid produced by Cambridge Isotopes. It contains a 15N isotope, which can be used as a tracer in various analytical and research applications.

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Mouse Transcription Factor Overexpression and Knockdown

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The constructs for mouse injection, including pT3-EF1α-c-MYC, pT3-EF1α-MCL1 and pCMV-SB (which encodes for sleeping beauty transposase), and pCMV-CRE (which encodes for CRE recombinase), were previously described58 . miR30-based shRNA targeting for Gls2 and Renilla Luciferase were cloned into pT3-EF1α-c-MYC. The shRNA sequences are: Gls2: CATCATGCCAACAAGCAACTT and Renilla Luciferase: AGGAATTATAATGCTTATCTA. All plasmids used for in vivo experiments were purified using the Endotoxin-free Maxiprep kit (Qiagen). [U-13C]-glucose, [U-13C]-glutamine, 15N-glutamine and 15N-alanine were purchased from Cambridge Isotope Laboratories, Inc.
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Whole Body Protein Turnover Measurement

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Whole body protein turnover was measured by a single‐pool whole body method as previously described (Berryman et al., 2017 (link); Ferrando et al., 1996 (link)). Briefly, after providing a urine sample to correct for background isotope enrichments, volunteers ingested a single dose of [15N]alanine (99% enriched; Cambridge Isotope Laboratories, Andover, MA) at 4 mg 15N/kg body mass after consuming their evening meal. Volunteers were instructed to fast and collect their urine for the next 10–12 h, ending with the first void the following morning. Nitrogen flux (Q; g N/24 h) was determined using urinary urea enrichment according to Fern et al. (1985 (link)). Protein synthesis (PS) and breakdown (PB) were calculated according to Stein et al. (1991 (link)).
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