A splice variant of IGF-1 implicated in muscle repair signaling; studied in cells and animals, not in adequate human trials.
PEG-MGF is a pegylated (longer-lasting) form of a natural splice variant of IGF-1 called mechano growth factor, which muscle produces in response to mechanical stress.
It's associated with activating muscle 'satellite' (stem) cells and prompting them to multiply during repair — a step in how muscle recovers and grows — signaling partly through pathways separate from the classic IGF-1 receptor. The pegylation is added to make it last longer in the body.
This is preclinical biology; human therapeutic data are essentially absent, and it is not an approved product.
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