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Determining Amino Acid Requirements in Pregnant Women

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“Determining Total Aromatic Amino Acid Requirements in Pregnant Women”

Phenylalanine and tyrosine are aromatic amino acids that people need to obtain in their diets. Amino acids are the building blocks for protein, are are therefore required to form tissues in the body. It is well known that pregnant women require more protein in their diets, but the exact amount for each amino acid is undetermined. To find out how much of phenylalanine and tyrosine pregnant women require, the investigators plan to study pregnant women in early and late gestation with a modern minimally invasive technique.

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Dietary Supplement - Aromatic Amino Acid Intake

Intakes will be randomly chosen from a list of 8 doses of aromatic amino acids. Each intake will will be repeated approximately 4 times.

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Determining Dietary Total Aromatic Amino Acid (Phenylalanine and Tyrosine) Requirements During Different Stages of Gestation in Healthy Pregnant Women

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NCT03409939

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