This characteristic allows scientists to study growth hormone pathways with minimal off-target endocrine effects
It promotes tissue repair and has anti-inflammatory properties
Scientific interest in Epithalon continues to expand due to its role in research involving cellular regulation, genomic integrity, and biological timing mechanisms
Mochamat, Cuhls, H., Marinova, M., Kaasa, S., Stieber, C., Conrad, R., Radbruch, L., & Mcke, M
Another member of this family, PFKFB3, is frequently over-expressed in many human tumors, including lung, breast, colon, pancreas, ovary, pancreas and thyroid tumors, but under-expressed in normal tissues, so targeting PFKFB3 to treat cancer has become an attractive strategy (Wang et al., 2020)
Nurjhan, N., Consoli, A