Copper is a trace element that is required by almost all forms of life.Acting as cofactors for various key metabolism enzymes,copper takes part in many vital biological processes.Previous studies have found the concen...Copper is a trace element that is required by almost all forms of life.Acting as cofactors for various key metabolism enzymes,copper takes part in many vital biological processes.Previous studies have found the concentration of copper is significantly higher in tumor cells than in normal cells.In addition,copper can promote angiogenesis by activating VEGF and FGF signaling.展开更多
Insulin signaling is vital for the development and growth of mammals,which also plays a prominent role in the regulation of metabolism,stress response,reproduction,and behaviors.Therefore,insulin signaling is under ti...Insulin signaling is vital for the development and growth of mammals,which also plays a prominent role in the regulation of metabolism,stress response,reproduction,and behaviors.Therefore,insulin signaling is under tight regulation at the levels of insulin biosynthesis,secretion,and post-secretion action（Melloul et al.,2002;Na€ssel et al.,2013）.展开更多
文摘Copper is a trace element that is required by almost all forms of life.Acting as cofactors for various key metabolism enzymes,copper takes part in many vital biological processes.Previous studies have found the concentration of copper is significantly higher in tumor cells than in normal cells.In addition,copper can promote angiogenesis by activating VEGF and FGF signaling.
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文摘Insulin signaling is vital for the development and growth of mammals,which also plays a prominent role in the regulation of metabolism,stress response,reproduction,and behaviors.Therefore,insulin signaling is under tight regulation at the levels of insulin biosynthesis,secretion,and post-secretion action（Melloul et al.,2002;Na€ssel et al.,2013）.
