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Targeted Subroutine Peptides

Meaning

Targeted Subroutine Peptides are a class of synthetic or bio-identical short-chain amino acid compounds engineered to selectively engage and modulate a highly specific, localized physiological pathway or cellular “subroutine.” Unlike broad-acting hormones, these peptides are designed for high-precision signaling, often acting as agonists or antagonists at specific receptor subtypes to trigger discrete, focused biological outcomes. They represent the frontier of precision pharmacology in regenerative and hormonal health.