Skip to main content

Molecular Directive Peptides

Meaning

Molecular Directive Peptides are short chains of amino acids that function as highly specific signaling molecules, instructing cells to perform particular biological actions, such as regeneration, repair, or modulation of endocrine function. Unlike classic hormones, these peptides often exhibit pleiotropic effects and can target specific cellular pathways with high precision, acting as direct communicators of biological intent. They are a significant focus in regenerative and longevity medicine.