Milk Ingestion Stimulates Net Muscle Protein Synthesis following Resistance Exercise
TABATHA A. ELLIOT(Juniper Networks (United States)), Kevin D. Tipton(NHS Education for Scotland), Robert R. Wolfe(University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences), Melanie Cree‐Green(University of Colorado Boulder), Arthur P. Sanford(Johns Hopkins University)
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