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Targeted Peptide Use

Meaning

Targeted Peptide Use describes the precise clinical application of specific short-chain amino acid sequences, known as peptides, as therapeutic agents to achieve highly localized and specific physiological outcomes. This approach is distinct from traditional hormone therapy, focusing on the precise modulation of a single or small set of receptors or signaling pathways to elicit a desired biological effect, such as localized tissue repair, metabolic regulation, or immune modulation. The high specificity minimizes systemic side effects.