Insulin-like growth factor I stimulates lipid oxidation, reduces protein oxidation, and enhances insulin sensitivity in humans.

Mehboob A. Hussain(Johns Hopkins University), E. R. Froesch(München Klinik Schwabing), A. Mengel, Annika Keller(University of Zurich), O. Schmitz(Aarhus University Hospital), J. Zapf(University Hospital of Zurich), Jens Sandahl Christiansen(Aarhus University)
Journal of Clinical Investigation
November 1, 1993
10.1172/jci116828
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