Longevity
Studies on peptides associated with cellular aging, telomere maintenance, autophagy, and other mechanisms linked to healthy aging and lifespan extension in research models. This research area encompasses copper peptides, growth factors, and other compounds investigated for their potential roles in cellular regeneration, senescence prevention, and age-related disease resistance.
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