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anabolism

Process of building up body tissue, promoted by the influence of certain hormones. It is the constructive side of metabolism, as opposed to catabolism.



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The results from these initial short-term studies suggested that long-term rhGH administration might stimulate whole-body protein anabolism enough to reverse the loss in lean body mass and muscle mass associated with advancing age.
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