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Effects of beta-aminopropionitrile on equine tendon metabolism in vitro and on effects of insulin-like growth factor-I on matrix production by equine tenocytes
Vona, R., Pallotta, L., Cappelletti, M., Severi, C
A study involving healthy individuals found that this hormone not only stimulated insulin release, but also increased insulin-independent glucose disposal
He and his colleagues at Lilly discovered the function of a new hormone, ghrelin, seen as the opposite of leptin since it increases hunger
That matters clinically because tendon and ligament recovery depends heavily on cellular repair activity, collagen organization, vascular support, and the ability to gradually reload tissue
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