Growth Regulation by Insulin-like Growth Factor-I in Fish
Copyright policy )Growth Regulation by Insulin-like Growth Factor-I in Fish
Insulin-like growth factor-I (IGF-I) is a mitogenic polypeptide that plays an essential role in the regulation of development and somatic growth of vertebrates, mainly by mediating growth hormone actions. It has clearly been established that the structure of IGF-I and its biological function has been highly conserved among vertebrates. In this paper, we review the recent developments in the molecular, biochemical, and physiological properties of IGF-I in fish.
- Kitasato University Japan
- Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center Philippines
fish, 570, function, growth control, growth, Molecular Sequence Data, Fishes, structures, Protein Structure, Secondary, insulin-like growth factor, biochemical composition, peptides, Pisces, molecular biology, Animals, Humans, fish physiology, structure, Amino Acid Sequence, Function, Insulin-Like Growth Factor I
fish, 570, function, growth control, growth, Molecular Sequence Data, Fishes, structures, Protein Structure, Secondary, insulin-like growth factor, biochemical composition, peptides, Pisces, molecular biology, Animals, Humans, fish physiology, structure, Amino Acid Sequence, Function, Insulin-Like Growth Factor I
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