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Peptide-Directed Repair

Meaning

Peptide-directed repair refers to a therapeutic or endogenous strategy utilizing specific short-chain amino acid sequences, known as peptides, to selectively modulate cellular processes and facilitate the restoration of damaged or dysfunctional tissues. These signaling molecules act as highly specific biological messengers, instructing cells to initiate healing cascades, reduce inflammation, or improve mitochondrial function. This targeted approach leverages the body’s natural signaling mechanisms to promote tissue regeneration and enhance physiological resilience.