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Anti-Inflammatory Peptides

Meaning

Anti-inflammatory peptides are small chains of amino acids that possess the biological capacity to modulate the body’s inflammatory response, aiming to reduce or resolve tissue inflammation. These biomolecules are typically shorter than full proteins and can be naturally occurring or synthetically derived, designed to specifically interact with cellular pathways involved in immune regulation. Their primary function involves dampening excessive or prolonged inflammatory processes that contribute to various pathologies.