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Johansen KL – The major protein degradation pathway is the ubiquitin–proteasome system. This review discusses the ways in which end–stage renal disease tips the balance of protein turnover towards catabolism and the mechanisms by which various interventions may work to mitigate wasting or even cause anabolism.

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