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Synthetic Peptides

Meaning

Synthetic peptides are laboratory-manufactured short chains of amino acids linked by peptide bonds, designed to mimic or modulate the biological actions of naturally occurring signaling molecules, hormones, or growth factors. Unlike small-molecule drugs, these compounds offer high specificity for their target receptors, resulting in precise physiological effects with potentially reduced off-target activity. They represent a significant class of therapeutic agents in hormonal health, metabolic medicine, and longevity research.