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Peptide Cessation

Meaning

Peptide cessation refers to the discontinuation of an administered exogenous peptide, a deliberate clinical decision to conclude a course of therapy. This action involves stopping the introduction of a synthetic peptide into the biological system, allowing the body’s intrinsic regulatory mechanisms to resume primary control. It is distinct from the natural termination of endogenous peptide signaling, focusing specifically on therapeutic interventions.