FGF-9 Protein, Mouse

FGF9（fibroblast
growth factor 9, FGF9） is one of the fibroblast growth factor （FGF） family
members. It is widely distributed in various tissues of human body and involved
in bone development, angiogenesis, embryonic development, damage repair, cell
apoptosis, nerve regeneration, tumor growth and other physiological and
pathological processes, and can effectively promote mitosis and cell growth.
Current evidence suggests that FGF9 may play a prominent role not only in bone
development and growth of cartilage into bone formation and generation, but
also has a significant impact on aspects of ovarian cancer, nerve regeneration,
gonadal differentiation, there remains much to be discovered and investigated
on the functions and mechanisms of FGF18.