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Bulent Armagan,Nurettin Besli,Deniz Ucarructurally distinct forms of IGF binding proteins have been cloned and their cDNA sequences determined (Shimasaki et al. 1991). Although all six share structural homology many of their features appear to be distinct. Structural characterization and purification of these proteins has made it possible

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Planung der Anlageninstandhaltungrapid proliferation of the stem cells, migration and differentiation into neurones and glia, and the establishment of synaptic connections as well as the selective death of specific cells. Disturbance in this growth process can often result in permanent and irreversible defects in CNS structure and

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Growth Hormone: Neural Mechanisms of Control at Neonatal and Aged Periodsc neuropeptides, GH-releasing hormone (GHRF) and somatostatin (SRIF), control in an opposite way the pituitary somatotrophs and are the final mediators of the neural, hormonal, metabolic and environmental stimuli that affect GH secretion. GHRF and SRIF are in turn regulated by numerous neurotransmit

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Studies on Peptide 23: A GHRH-Regulated Protein of the Pituitary and Gastrointestinal Tractne (GH) secretion. There are other hypothalamic factors that influence GH secretion both directly and indirectly. As well there is a growing body of evidence indicating that intrapituitary factors influence GH secretion through paracrine or even autocrine effects. The list of putative paracrine regu

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Biochemistry and Cellular Distribution of the Growth Hormone Receptor interactions of GH with its receptor, not surprisingly the receptor has been the focus of much attention. When we reported the cloning of the human and rabbit GH receptors (Leung et al. 1987), the GH receptor was structurally unique, and its sequence gave no mechanistic clues. Subsequently, when Bo

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Cellular Transfection of GH Receptor cDNA to Study GH Actionprogress is now being made towards a deeper understanding of the mechanism of GH action. In vitro systems are essential tools for studying signal transduction by hormones and different GH responsive cell systems such as primary liver cells (Toilet et al. 1991) and preadipocytes (Catalioto et al. 199