Question 9When would IGF-1 concentration in the blood stream be at its highest?O A. Immediately after a mealOB. In the absence of binding proteinOC. When growth hormone concentration is at its lowestOD. During times of increased stressO E. At the peak of the pubertal growth spurt

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Question 9 When would IGF-1 concentration in the blood stream be at its highest? O A. Immediately after a meal OB. In the absence of binding protein OC. When growth hormone concentration is at its lowest O D. During times of increased stress O E. At the peak of the pubertal growth spurt