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peptides simply give it the signal to start
The controversy is due to their mitogenic activity, or their ability to increase the number of cells
It works by interfering with melanin production at the cellular level, similar to glutathione but through different pathways
Primary applications: wound healing (closure kinetics, collagen organization, tensile strength), tendon and ligament regeneration (Achilles transection, biomechanical testing), gastroprotection (NSAID protection, mucosal barrier, fistula healing), angiogenesis (HUVEC tube formation, VEGF expression, CAM assays), neuroprotection (gut-brain axis, neuroinflammatory reduction), and inflammation studies (cytokine modulation, ERK1/2 pathway)