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Biological Pathway

GH / IGF-1 Axis

Eixo endócrino que conecta sinalização hipotalâmica e pituitária à produção e ação de IGF-1.

At a glance

Research Summary

What is it?
Eixo endócrino que conecta sinalização hipotalâmica e pituitária à produção e ação de IGF-1.
Why does it matter?
GH / IGF-1 Axis connects 0 targets to 1 curated biological processes.
Key mechanisms
Hypothalamic signals · Pituitary somatotroph · Growth hormone · Hepatic and local IGF-1 · IGF1R signaling
Key targets
Not indexed yet
Related compounds
CJC-1295 · Sermorelin · Tesamorelin · IGF-1
Human evidence
6 related published study records are indexed.
Main uncertainties
Effects are tissue- and context-dependent; a pathway diagram is a curated model, not proof that every step is direct in every system.

Pathway profile

Canonical details

Primary ligand
IGF-1
Target / receptor
Not indexed yet
Second messenger
Not indexed
Downstream pathway
Growth hormone → Hepatic and local IGF-1 → IGF1R signaling
Cell types
Not indexed yet
Tissues
Growth Plate, Pituitary, Liver, Adipose Tissue, Bone, Cartilage, Skeletal Muscle
Physiological processes
Growth Plate
Known uncertainties
Effects are tissue- and context-dependent; a pathway diagram is a curated model, not proof that every step is direct in every system.

Complementary visualization

Mechanism

Hypothalamic signals
Pituitary somatotroph
Growth hormone
Hepatic and local IGF-1
IGF1R signaling

Arrows show a curated signaling sequence. They do not imply that every transition is a direct physical interaction.

Relationship evidence

associated

Growth Plate associated with GH / IGF-1 Axis.

scope not indexed
associated

GH / IGF-1 Axis associated with CJC-1295.

scope not indexed
associated

GH / IGF-1 Axis associated with Sermorelin.

scope not indexed
associated

GH / IGF-1 Axis associated with Tesamorelin.

scope not indexed
associated

GH / IGF-1 Axis associated with IGF-1.

scope not indexed
associated

Growth Plate associated with GH / IGF-1 Axis.

scope not indexed
associated

Growth Hormone associated with GH / IGF-1 Axis.

scope not indexed
associated

IGF-1 associated with GH / IGF-1 Axis.

scope not indexed

Related Compounds

Related topics

Published evidence

Studies

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