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Anti-Inflammatory Peptide Signaling

Meaning

Anti-Inflammatory Peptide Signaling describes the intricate biochemical communication initiated by specific short-chain amino acid sequences that actively modulate and suppress systemic or localized inflammatory cascades. These endogenous or exogenous peptides bind to target receptors on immune cells, promoting a shift from a pro-inflammatory to a resolution-focused phenotype. Harnessing this signaling is a key strategy in longevity medicine to mitigate the damaging effects of chronic inflammation. This action supports the body’s intrinsic ability to maintain homeostatic balance and accelerate tissue repair.