<p>Dr Hanigan presented an argument against considering amino acid and protein in the traditional weakest link or single limiting aa hypothesis. He proposed that we consider it rather a leaky bucket with, perhaps, multiple aa shortfalls limiting efficiency and productivity.</p>

Dr Hanigan presented an argument against considering amino acid and protein in the traditional weakest link or single limiting aa hypothesis. He proposed that we consider it rather a leaky bucket with, perhaps, multiple aa shortfalls limiting efficiency and productivity.

Dr. Mark Hanigan: Is there really a single limiting amino acid?

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Dr. Mark Hanigan: Is there really a single limiting amino acid?

Dr. Mark Hanigan: Is there really a single limiting amino acid?