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Exogenous Signaling Molecule Application

Meaning

Exogenous Signaling Molecule Application refers to the clinical use of non-native, externally administered compounds that mimic or modulate the body’s natural cellular communication signals, such as hormones, peptides, or growth factors. This targeted approach is utilized to correct specific deficiencies, override dysfunctional feedback loops, or stimulate regenerative processes within the endocrine and metabolic systems. The goal is to precisely introduce a biochemical message to the body to drive a desired physiological outcome. This must be managed with precision to avoid suppressing endogenous production.