Title : The involvement of inositol phosphoglycan mediators in the modulation of steroidogenesis by insulin and insulin-like growth factor-I.

Pub. Date : 1993 Apr

PMID : 8462454






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1 We have investigated the mechanisms by which insulin and insulin-like growth factor-I (IGF-I) regulate the synthesis of progesterone by swine ovary granulosa cells. Progesterone insulin like growth factor 1 Sus scrofa
2 We have investigated the mechanisms by which insulin and insulin-like growth factor-I (IGF-I) regulate the synthesis of progesterone by swine ovary granulosa cells. Progesterone insulin like growth factor 1 Sus scrofa
3 Analysis of the cell density dependence of the effects of insulin and IGF-I showed that the induction of progesterone synthesis by these growth factors is consistent with an autocrine or paracrine model of action, which involves the insulin- and IGF-I-stimulated release of a soluble factor(s) into the culture medium. Progesterone insulin like growth factor 1 Sus scrofa
4 Analysis of the cell density dependence of the effects of insulin and IGF-I showed that the induction of progesterone synthesis by these growth factors is consistent with an autocrine or paracrine model of action, which involves the insulin- and IGF-I-stimulated release of a soluble factor(s) into the culture medium. Progesterone insulin like growth factor 1 Sus scrofa
5 Finally, the stimulatory effects of insulin and IGF-I on progesterone synthesis by intact granulosa cells were markedly inhibited by the addition of antiinositol phosphoglycan antibodies to the culture medium. Progesterone insulin like growth factor 1 Sus scrofa
6 Based on these observations, we propose that the release of inositol phosphoglycans into the extracellular medium plays an important role in the signaling mechanisms by which insulin and IGF-I regulate the synthesis of progesterone in swine ovary granulosa cells. Progesterone insulin like growth factor 1 Sus scrofa