Liver-Derived IGF-I Regulates Mean Life Span in Mice
Johan Svensson(National Academy of Medicine), Claes Ohlsson(Sahlgrenska University Hospital), John‐Olov Jansson(University of Gothenburg), Klara Sjögren(University of Gothenburg), Olle Isaksson(University of Gothenburg), Niklas Andersson(University of Gothenburg), Jenny Fäldt(Sahlgrenska University Hospital)
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