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Results : The results of the study showed an impaired antioxidant system in the positive control (untreated group)
Neuropharmacology 46 , 404411 (2004)
This ability to prolong the effects of alcohol may explain why this group performed worse in the righting reflex loss test after cumulative administration of alcohol and energy drinks compared to animals receiving alcohol alone
ArticlesVolume 363, Issue 9418p1346-1353April 24, 2004 Download Full Issue Insulin-like growth factor (IGF)-I, IGF binding protein-3, and cancer risk: systematic review and meta-regression analysis Dr Andrew G Renehan, PhDa [email protected] Marcel Zwahlen, PhDc Prof Christoph Minder, PhDc Sarah T ODwyer, MDa Prof Stephen M Shalet, MDb Prof Matthias Egger, MDc,d Affiliations & NotesArticle InfoLinked Articles (1) Summary Background Insulin-like growth factor (IGF)-I and its main binding protein, IGFBP-3, modulate cell growth and survival, and are thought to be important in tumour development
IGF1 LR3s molecular weight of about 9,200 Daltons (specifically 9117.60 g/mol) and its specific amino acid sequence make it suitable for many research methodologies