 time-course and relative contribution of alterations in muscle protein synthesis and proteolysis to the progression of muscle wasting associated with chronic alcohol consumption and SIV infection individually and combined. These studies will allow for the longitudinal investigation of the progression of the alterations in muscle metabolism beginning with a healthy, non-infected animal, throughout the acute
time - course and relative contribution of alterations in muscleman protein deduction and proteolysis to the progression of muscle waste consort with chronic alcohol consumption and SIV infection individually and combine. These study will allow for the longitudinal investigation of the progression of the alterations in brawn metabolism beginning with a goodly, non - infected animal, throughout the acute
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time-course and relative contribution of alterations in synthesis proteolysis to progression of muscle consumption SIV infection individually combined. These studies allow for the longitudinal investigation of progression of the alterations in muscle metabolism beginning with a healthy, non-infected animal, the acute
 time-course and relative contRibution of AlterAtiOns In MuscLe prOtein synthesis ANd prOteolysis to the progressIon of MuSCle wAStIng asSociateD WiTH ChrOnIc AlcOhOL cOnsumPtiOn and SIv infection IndIvIdually and coMBiNed. These stUdiEs will allow fOr tHe longItUdiNAl invEstIgatiOn of thE ProgreSsion of thE aLTeratiONs in musCLE mEtabOlism beginning witH A hEAlthy, non-infectEd animAl, THrOUGhoUt tHe acute
 time-course and relativecontributi on of  al ter at ions  inmuscle protein synt hesis and proteolysisto th ep rogr e ss ion o f muscl e  w a s tin gas soc ia t ed  with  ch ronic a lcohol con sum pt ion and SIVi nf ection ind ivi dually and c omb ined.Th ese studi eswillallowf or the  longitud in a l inve s tigatio n of  the  progression of t h ea lterations inmuscle  m e ta b o lis m b eginning w it h a h e althy,n on - i n fec t ed animal, th roughout th e  ac ute
 time-course_and relative_contribution of alterations in_muscle protein_synthesis_and proteolysis_to_the progression of_muscle wasting associated_with chronic alcohol consumption_and SIV infection_individually_and combined. These studies will allow for the longitudinal investigation of the progression of_the_alterations in_muscle_metabolism_beginning with a healthy, non-infected_animal, throughout the acute