Titlebook: Insulin, Insulin-like Growth Factors, and Their Receptors in the Central Nervous System; Mohan K. Raizada,M. Ian Phillips,Derek LeRoith Bo

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Insulin-Like Growth Factor Receptors in the Braincreatic islets, for example, enters the brain from the periphery and influences the physiology of the CNS (review by Baskin et al., 1987). The recent appreciation that insulin-like growth factors (IGF’s), peptides with insulin-like structure and biological activity, are also present in the CNS has s

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Evidence for Central Nervous System Insulin Synthesis, two basic questions have remained unanswered. The first is the source of this insulin within the CNS, whether locally produced or of pancreatic origin. Second is the function of insulin within the CNS. Does insulin have similar effects. centrally to those outside the CNS or does insulin have unique functions in the CNS?

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978-1-4684-5382-9Plenum Press, New York 1987

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Insulin, Insulin-like Growth Factors, and Their Receptors in the Central Nervous System

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Book 1987 not only produced by neural tissues but also exert profound physiological and biochemical effects on these tissues. The area of investigation of CNS insulin and IGF has been expanding rapidly and the availability of this book complete with up-to-date reviews on the subject by leaders in the field a