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Table 1.

Serving sizes and nutritional compositions of the reference and test meals1.

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Table 2.

Content of amino acids in the whey and soy protein isolates.

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Figure 1.

Postprandial plasma glucose responses.

Mean (± SEM) incremental postprandial changes (Δ) in plasma glucose in response to equal amounts of carbohydrates from a reference meal and the PMPD meals; n = 14 (n = 13 for S and S+6AA; n = 12 for W+6AA). Values with different letters are significantly different, P≤0.05 (ANCOVA followed by Tukey’s multiple comparisons test). A significant treatment effect (P<0.001) and a significant time x treatment interaction (P<0.001) was found. *At 60 min W induced a significantly lower glucose response than did the reference. S (soy protein isolate); S+5AA (S, iso, leu, lys, thr and val); S+6AA (S+5AA and arg); W (whey protein isolate); W+5AA (W, iso, leu, lys, thr and val); W+6AA (W+5AA and arg).

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Table 3.

Plasma glucose and serum insulin responses after the meals1.

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Table 4.

Early postprandial incremental areas under the curve (iAUC) for plasma glucose and serum insulin responses1.

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Figure 2.

Postprandial serum insulin responses.

Mean (± SEM) incremental postprandial changes (Δ) in serum insulin in response to equal amounts of carbohydrates from a reference meal and the PMPD meals; n = 14 (n = 13 for S and S+6AA; n = 12 for W+6AA). A significant treatment effect (P<0.001) but no time x treatment interaction was found. S (soy protein isolate); S+5AA (S, iso, leu, lys, thr and val); S+6AA (S+5AA and arg); W (whey protein isolate); W+5AA (W, iso, leu, lys, thr and val); W+6AA (W+5AA and arg).

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Table 5.

Incremental postprandial areas under the curve (iAUC 0–60 min) for the different plasma amino acids1.

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Figure 3.

Postprandial plasma incretin responses.

Mean (± SEM) incremental postprandial changes in GIP (A) and GLP-1 (B) in response to equal amounts of carbohydrates from a reference meal and the PMPD meals; n = 14 (n = 13 for S and S+6AA; n = 12 for W+6AA). Significant treatment effects (P<0.0001) but no time x treatment interactions were found for neither GLP-1 nor GIP. S (soy protein isolate); W (whey protein isolate); W+5AA (W, iso, leu, lys, thr and val).

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Table 6.

Spearman’s partial correlation coefficients and P values controlling for subjects and corresponding baseline values (two-tailed test), for the relations between plasma amino acids, plasma incretins, serum insulin (iAUC 0–15 min, respectively), and plasma glucose (expressed as GI, GP and Glucose iPeak)1.

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