Like a ghost moving through a wall, testosterone can enter cells passively and connect to androgen receptors, which then directly affect a cell’s nucleus. Moreover, it can act as a prohormone in tissues and sex glands, including your skin, hair follicles, and fat. For instance, testosterone is converted to the more potent androgen, dihydrotestosterone, when […]
The availability of hGH and insulin has increased dramatically since the development of recombinant technology. Before the invention of this technology, which produces human hormones from bacteria by introducing copies of DNA strands into the bacteria and boosting production, insulin was frequently derived from cows or pigs, and human growth hormone (hGH) had to be […]
