Regenerative Potential is the inherent capacity of biological systems to repair, replace, and restore damaged or senescent tissues and cellular components, a process critically regulated by endocrine milieu. It speaks to the body’s capacity for renewal.
Origin
Derived from cell biology and tissue engineering, the term emphasizes the dynamic nature of living systems, which actively work to maintain structural integrity over time.
Mechanism
This potential is heavily influenced by growth factors and anabolic hormones like IGF-1 and DHEA, which promote stem cell mobilization and cellular turnover rates. Optimizing these hormonal signals directly enhances the efficiency of DNA repair mechanisms and reduces accumulated cellular damage.
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