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Dihexa Peptide Synaptogenesis

Meaning

Dihexa Peptide Synaptogenesis refers to the specific biological process by which the synthetic small peptide Dihexa stimulates the rapid formation of new synapses, the critical functional junctions between neurons, particularly in cerebral regions associated with complex learning and memory. This compound is known for its exceptionally high affinity for the Hepatocyte Growth Factor (HGF) receptor, thereby functioning as a potent, non-endogenous neurotrophic agent. The significant clinical interest in Dihexa lies in its potential to functionally reverse synaptic deficits and substantially enhance cognitive function by actively rebuilding and strengthening neural circuitry.