( 2008 ) showed that mice expressing IGF-I in their livers only attain no more than approximately 30% of the normal adult body size during postnatal development, i.e., that endocrine IGF-I plays a highly significant role in murine growth.
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( 2008 ) showed that mice expressing IGF-I in their livers only attain no more than approximately 30% of the normal adult body size during postnatal development, i.e., that endocrine IGF-I plays a highly significant role in murine growth.