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Synthetic Amino Acid Messengers

Meaning

Synthetic Amino Acid Messengers are laboratory-created peptide molecules, composed of short chains of amino acids, designed to mimic or modulate the actions of naturally occurring endogenous signaling peptides and hormones. These messengers are engineered for enhanced stability, bioavailability, and targeted interaction with specific cell receptors to elicit a desired physiological response with high specificity. They are utilized clinically to promote tissue repair, modulate metabolism, or enhance the secretion of key endocrine hormones.