Endocrinology | Growth Hormone

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In this lecture, Professor Zach Murphy will be discussing the primary and secondary stimulations that can trigger growth hormone production. We also talk about how growth hormone acts on the liver to produce insulin like growth factor. To conclude this lecture, we discuss the target organs and effects of growth hormone along with what happens when there is hypo, or hyper secretions of growth hormone. We hope you enjoy this lecture and be sure to support us below!

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[MikeBassil]

Thank you for separating out the effects of GH and IGF-1. I was initially confused bc I assumed "INSULIN-like growth factor" ought to act "like Insulin", which made me confused as to why Gluconeogenesis was being triggered by GH. Now I see that Insulin-like growth factor just effects growth of bone/muscle/cartilage, and that gluconeogenesis is being triggered GH and that this is a separate action from that of IGF-1.

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2:20

8:00 - igf1 promote a lot of protein synthesis 10:10 - muscle size

11:40 - bone growth

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[yenyp]

I wish you could teach my doctor about the effects of high Igf-1 levels on muscles and bones. I have issues with high levels of IGf-1 whereas my GH levels are ok. My doctor cannot understand the reasons why there is not correlation between the two hormones. Is there an explanation for it ? I have bigger and atrophied muscles, painful joints, and changes on all bones of my body. Keep doing what you are doing. Medicine students can benefit from it, so when they go into the field they will have the knowledge they need to deliver outstanding care. Kudos to you 👏

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