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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Nutr Biochem. 2016 Nov 2;40:132–140. doi: 10.1016/j.jnutbio.2016.10.014

Table 4.

Plasma amino acid concentrations (µM) in fasted and Leu gavaged mice on high fat diet (HFD)

WT -HFD LivTg-HE-HFD
Leu 897.6 ± 230 449.8 ± 302*
Ile 68.4 ± 12 55.8 ± 6
Val 167.1 ± 20 157.5 ± 15
His 25.1 ± 1 27.8 ± 3.3
Met 88.9 ± 11 100.7 ± 10
Phe 57.5 ± 3 81.6 ± 6*
Trp 95.4 ± 8. 125.2 ± 5*
Thr 159.1 ± 14 200.9 ± 15
Lys 326.0 ± 37 381.1 ± 14
Glu 108.0 ± 14 126.1 ± 22
Gln 850.1 ± 68 1008.5 ± 79
Asp 48.0 ± 8 43.1 ± 10
Asn 40.3 ± 4 50.2 ± 4
Ala 1198.9 ± 102 1155.8 ± 87
Gly 393.5 ± 39 434.6 ± 21
Ser 161.8 ± 32 187.2 ± 17
Tyr 96.9 ± 12 175.2 ± 19*
Cit 53.8 ± 4 70.9 ± 7

WT-HFD and LivTg HE-HFD male mice were fed HFD for 18 weeks, fasted for 12 h, then gavaged with Leu for 30 min before drawing blood for analysis (see Methods). Data represent mean ± SEM n=6–12 male mice, age 24 weeks,

*

P≤0.05 as compared to WT-HFD mice.