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Peptide Therapy Biomarkers

Meaning

Peptide Therapy Biomarkers are measurable biological indicators used to assess the efficacy, safety, and personalized dosage of therapeutic peptide interventions. These markers provide objective evidence of the peptide’s downstream effects on specific physiological pathways, offering a window into the treatment’s success. Common biomarkers include circulating levels of hormones, growth factors, inflammatory cytokines, or specific metabolic end-products. Monitoring these indicators is essential for precision medicine, ensuring the therapy is achieving its intended biological outcome with minimal systemic impact.