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Growth-hormone-derived peptide studied for effects on fat metabolism
Experimental peptide studied in tissue-repair signaling; target not established
Synthetic tetrapeptide studied in telomerase-related cell processes
Copper-binding tripeptide studied in extracellular matrix signaling
Mitochondria-derived peptide studied in cellular survival and stress responses
Experimental peptide that affects bacterial biofilm stress responses
GnRH receptor agonist; sustained exposure suppresses gonadotropins
Human cathelicidin peptide with antimicrobial and immune-signaling activity
Mitochondria-derived peptide studied in metabolic stress and AMPK signaling
Lipid-linked signal peptide studied in extracellular matrix processes
ACTH-derived peptide studied in neurotrophic and stress-response signaling
Mitochondria-derived peptide studied in survival and metabolic signaling
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