Correlation of Insulin-Like Growth Factor-I and -II Concentrations at Birth Measured by Mass Spectrometry and Growth from Birth to Two Months

Colin Patrick Hawkes,Deirdre M. Murray,Louise C. Kenny,Mairead Kiely,Jonathan Ob. Hourihane,Alan D. Irvine,Zengru Wu,Yair Argon,Richard E. Reitz,Michael J. McPhaul,Adda Grimberg

Correlation of Insulin-Like Growth Factor-I and -II Concentrations at Birth Measured by Mass Spectrometry and Growth from Birth to Two Months

2018

Colin Patrick Hawkes
Deirdre M. Murray
Louise C. Kenny
Mairead Kiely
Jonathan Ob. Hourihane
Alan D. Irvine
Zengru Wu
Yair Argon
Richard E. Reitz
Michael J. McPhaul
Adda Grimberg

Background: Immunoassays used to measure insulin-like growth factor (IGF)-I and -II concentrations are susceptible to interference from IGF-binding proteins. The

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Insulin-like growth factor
Endocrinology
Internal medicine
Growth factor
Mass spectrometry
Medicine
Cord blood
Umbilical cord
birth cohort
Correlation
Diabetes mellitus
head circumference

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