The Metabolic Transition Between Fasting and Feeding Alters Aging‐Associated Metabolites, Lowers <scp>BCAAs</scp> , and Stimulates <scp>FGF21</scp> Production in Humans
María Lastra Cagigas(The University of Sydney), Luigi Fontana(The University of Sydney), Gayathiri Rajakumar(The University of Sydney), Alan Goldhamer, Andrew J. Hoy(The University of Sydney), Giovanni Fiorito(Italian institute for Genomic Medicine), Serena Commissati(University of Verona), Nancy T. Santiappillai(The University of Melbourne), Brian K. Kennedy(National University of Singapore), Isabella De Ciutiis(The University of Sydney), Andrius Masedunskas(UNSW Sydney)
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