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See Latest ArticlesInsulin-like growth factor-I E peptides: implications for ageing skeletal muscle
Scandinavian Journal of Medicine and Science in Sports, 10/29/09
Velloso CP et al. – When studied at the mRNA level these three transcripts are known to be upregulated in the muscles of elderly people following high resistance exercise, albeit with different time courses. However, compared with mature IGF–I relatively little is known about the mechanism of action of the different E peptides.
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