The IGF System: Molecular Biology, Physiology, and Clinical Applications (Contemporary Endocrinology, 17)
by Ron G. Rosenfeld, Charles T. Roberts
The IGF System: Molecular Biology, Physiology, and Clinical Applications offers a detailed examination of the insulin-like growth factor system's foundational science and practical uses. Edited by Ron G. Rosenfeld and Charles T. Roberts, this volume in the Contemporary Endocrinology series bridges basic research with clinical insights, aiding professionals in understanding IGF's role in health and disease.
About This Book
The IGF System delves into the molecular biology of insulin-like growth factors, examining their structure, signaling pathways, and regulatory mechanisms.
It addresses the physiological aspects, including growth, metabolism, and development influenced by the IGF system.
The book also discusses clinical applications, highlighting therapeutic potentials and implications for various endocrine disorders.
As part of the Contemporary Endocrinology series, it provides an integrated perspective on IGF research and its relevance to medical practice.
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