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Peptide Therapeutic Potential

Meaning

Peptide therapeutic potential refers to the promise held by short chains of amino acids—peptides—as highly specific modulators for various physiological pathways relevant to hormonal and metabolic health. These molecules often exhibit high affinity for specific receptors, offering targeted intervention capabilities for conditions like obesity, diabetes, or hormonal deficiencies with potentially fewer off-target effects than traditional small-molecule drugs. The focus is on harnessing natural signaling molecules for clinical benefit.