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Peptide Bioregulator

Meaning

A Peptide Bioregulator is a class of ultra-short-chain peptides, typically composed of two to four amino acids, that function endogenously to restore the physiological function of specific organs or tissues by modulating gene expression and protein synthesis. Unlike classical hormones, which elicit a rapid, high-magnitude response, these bioregulators operate via a subtle, modulatory mechanism to promote cellular homeostasis and repair, often targeting the functional decline associated with aging. Their clinical application is based on the principle of targeted cellular regeneration and organ reserve maintenance.