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ea0032oc1.1 | Pituitary & Molecular Endocrinology | ECE2013

The consequences of changing endogenous GH/IGF1 levels on carcinogen-induced mammary gland tumorigenesis are dependent on metabolic status in mice

Gahete Manuel D , Cordoba-Chacon Jose , Lantvit Daniel D , Perez-Jiminez Francisco , Lopez-Miranda Jose , Swanson Steven M , Castano Justo P , Luque Raul M , Kineman Rhonda D

ESE Young Investigator AwardIntroduction: GH and IGF1 are thought to promote breast carcinogenesis as circulating levels of GH/IGF1 are positively correlated with breast cancer risk in epidemiologic studies, and mouse models with developmental GH/IGF1 deficiency or resistance are less susceptible to breast cancer development. However, no studies have shown that high levels of circulating GH/IGF1 can promote mammary tumorigenesis. In this...