In the central nervous system (CNS), during embryogenesis and adulthood, efferocytosis by ramified microglia balances cell death and neurogenesis, ultimately supporting brain development, optimizing neuronal connectivity, and ensuring that inflammatory responses remain appropriate and effective [25, 26]
In cell-based and animal studies, GHRH-receptor agonism (tesamorelin) and GHS-R1a agonism (ipamorelin) have been reported to engage different intracellular signaling cascades that both terminate in growth-hormone secretion, an arrangement investigators have explored for potentially amplified, rather than simply additive, secretory responses
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