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The studies opened new insights, not least the equal importance of IGF-I and IGF-II in fetal growth, reducing birth weight by about 60% in both Igf1 knock-out ( Igf1 ko) and Igf2 ko animals and demonstrating that the previous perceived concept that there was a fetal (IGF-II) and a postnatal (IGF-I) form of IGF was incorrect