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IGF-I and skeletal muscle hypertrophy mechanisms

IGF-I and skeletal muscle hypertrophy mechanisms

Journal of Applied Physiology

2006

Study summary

Review of IGF-I signaling in skeletal muscle growth and adaptation.

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IGF-LR3

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Peptides for Muscle Growth

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Recomposition Stack

Key findings

IGF-I activates anabolic signaling involved in hypertrophy and repair.

Study details

Study type

review article

Journal

Journal of Applied Physiology

DOI / PubMed

10.1152/japplphysiol.00893.2005

Year

2006

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