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The role of the pancreas and therefore insulin in diabete was first discovered by Oskar von Minkowski in Strasbourg in 1889. | The role of the pancreas and therefore insulin in diabete was first discovered by Oskar von Minkowski in Strasbourg in 1889. | ||
IGF-1 was first identified in 1957 by the team of Salmon and Daughaday. In 1976, Rinderknecht and Humbel isolated IGF-1 from human cells. The protein was further analysed in 1987 by the team of Dr Mike Davis (Imperial College of London, United Kingdom) and Pr Robin Jokin (INSERM of Toulouse).<ref>Mering J. Minkowski O. “Diabetes mellitus nach Pankreasextirpation” Archiv Exp Pathol Pharmacol. 1890, 26:371–87.</ref> | IGF-1 was first identified in 1957 by the team of Salmon and Daughaday. In 1976, Rinderknecht and Humbel isolated IGF-1 from human cells. The protein was further analysed in 1987 by the team of Dr Mike Davis (Imperial College of London, United Kingdom) and Pr Robin Jokin (INSERM of Toulouse).<ref>Mering J. Minkowski O. “Diabetes mellitus nach Pankreasextirpation” Archiv Exp Pathol Pharmacol. 1890, 26:371–87.</ref> | ||
== Biological structures and interactions == | == Biological structures and interactions == | ||
