IGF-DES
IGF-DES, also known as des(1-3)IGF-I or des(1-3)IGF-1, is a truncated form of insulin-like growth factor-1 used in laboratory research involving IGF signalling, receptor pathway activity, and growth factor biology. It differs from native IGF-1 through the removal of the first three amino acids from the N-terminal region.
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IGF-DES, also known as des(1-3)IGF-I or des(1-3)IGF-1, is a truncated form of insulin-like growth factor-1 used in laboratory research involving IGF signalling, receptor pathway activity, and growth factor biology. It differs from native IGF-1 through the removal of the first three amino acids from the N-terminal region.
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This structural difference is associated with reduced binding to insulin-like growth factor binding proteins, also known as IGFBPs, while retaining activity through IGF-1 receptor-related pathways in experimental models.
Preclinical and cell-based investigations have examined IGF-DES in relation to receptor-mediated signalling, intracellular communication networks, and cellular growth and differentiation processes. Current research continues to evaluate its molecular behaviour, receptor affinity characteristics, IGFBP binding differences, and downstream signalling activity.
Research applications include:
- Insulin-like growth factor signalling studies
- Cellular proliferation and differentiation research
- Growth factor receptor investigations
- IGFBP binding and bioavailability research
- Signal transduction pathway analysis
- Tissue development and adaptation studies
- Molecular and regenerative biology research
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