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Insulin-Like Growth Factors in Physiology & Disease
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Status: Active
Discipline: Biological
Initial Year: 2003
Cycle: 24 Months
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Conference Description
The Gordon Research Conference on “Insulin-like Growth Factors in Physiology & Disease” is a fairly recent conference that was initiated in 2001 to address a field of research that is rapidly expanding and has implications for a variety of basic cellular processes and disease states. The IGF system is complex with two major IGF ligands and at least three receptors mediating ligand-induced cell proliferation, survival, differentiation, metabolism and migration in virtually every bodily system. Specific IGF binding proteins (IGFBPs) can enhance or inhibit IGF action, as well as have IGF-independent effects. This conference covers the spectrum of IGF-relevant topics from basic biology to clinical interventions, with the emphasis on timely, rapidly emerging areas in IGF physiology and pathophysiology. Major topics of the conference include gene transcription, intracellular signaling, stem cell biology, cancer targeting, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, obesity, the nervous system and aging.
 
Meeting History
YearMeeting NameDatesConference SiteChair(s)
2013 Insulin-Like Growth Factors in Physiology & Disease Mar 17-22 Ventura Beach Marriott Robert J. Smith
2011 Insulin-Like Growth Factors in Physiology & Disease Feb 27 - Mar 4 Ventura Beach Marriott Rosemary O'Connor
2009 Insulin-Like Growth Factors in Physiology & Disease Mar 22-27 Four Points Sheraton / Holiday Inn Express Peter Rotwein
2007 Insulin-Like Growth Factors in Physiology & Disease Mar 18-23 Crowne Plaza Cheryl Conover
2005 Insulin-Like Growth Factors in Physiology & Disease Feb 27 - Mar 4 Crowne Plaza Jeff Holly
2003 Insulin-Like Growth Factors in Physiology & Disease Mar 9-14 Crowne Plaza Derek Leroith
Terri L. Wood
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