Association of postprandial post-exercise muscle protein synthesis rates with dietary leucine: a systematic review -Supplementary information

<strong>Association of postprandial post-exercise muscle protein synthesis rates with dietary leucine: a systematic review</strong> <br> <strong>Supplementary Information 1- </strong> Predetermined relevant outcome variables from each study were extracted in relation to study characteristation and outcomes measures <br> <strong>PRISMA checklist</strong> <br> <strong>Supplementary Figure 1</strong>- Delta change (postprandial post-exercise increase) in muscle protein synthesis rates (MPS), expressed as fractional synthetic rate (FSR), in response to protein dose in all participants (77 study arms) <strong>(A), </strong>young participants (45 study arms; 19-29 years) (<strong>B</strong>) and older participants (32 study arms; 57-74years) (<strong>C</strong>). Data were analysed by linear regression; coefficient of determination (r2), <em>P </em>value and y- intercept (b0) are presented