Production of gaseous nitrogen in human steady-state

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The article "Production of Gaseous Nitrogen in Human Steady-State Conditions" (J. of Applied Physiology, 1972: 155-159) reports the following observations on the amount of nitrogen expired (in liters) under four dietary regimens: (1) fasting, (2) 23% protein, (3) 32% protein, and (4) 67% protein. Use the

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