This book investigates the multifaceted roles of bombesin-like peptides in both physiological processes and pathological conditions. Drawing on research from the late 20th century, it examines the biochemical properties, receptor interactions, and signaling pathways of these peptides. The work aims to consolidate existing knowledge and highlight areas for future research in their clinical applications.

This volume serves as a comprehensive review of bombesin-like peptides, reflecting the state of research in the late 1980s. It is likely valued by researchers and clinicians specializing in peptide biology, oncology, and gastroenterology for its detailed compilation of early findings. The work provides a foundational understanding of these peptides' complex roles in health and disease.