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Tissue Regeneration Properties

Meaning

Tissue Regeneration Properties refer to the intrinsic biological capacity of an organism to repair damaged tissues, replace senescent cells, and restore structural and functional integrity to organs following injury or normal wear and tear. These properties are fundamentally governed by complex hormonal and growth factor signaling cascades that orchestrate cellular proliferation, differentiation, and matrix deposition. The maintenance of robust regeneration properties is a key determinant of healthspan, directly correlating with the body’s ability to recover from stress and resist age-related decline. Decline in these properties is a hallmark of biological aging and impaired recovery.