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Sustained Cellular Signaling

Meaning

Sustained Cellular Signaling is the desirable biological outcome where a therapeutic intervention, such as a hormone or peptide, maintains a consistent and prolonged activation of its target cellular receptor and subsequent intracellular pathways. Unlike a transient spike, this sustained effect is often required to drive complex, long-term physiological changes, such as tissue remodeling, gene expression modulation, or chronic metabolic regulation. Achieving this is a key goal in optimizing chronic hormonal replacement and regenerative therapies.