BPC-157 and growth hormone receptors in tendon fibroblasts · 2014
Tendon fibroblast experiments examined growth-hormone receptor expression and responses to growth signals. Cell findings do not demonstrate tendon healing in patients.
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Studied in preclinical models of tendon-cell responses and tissue repair.
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View COA libraryBPC-157 is a synthetic peptide investigated for its effects on cells involved in tissue repair. One line of research examines how tendon fibroblasts respond to growth signals, including changes in growth hormone receptor expression.
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Tendon fibroblast experiments examined growth-hormone receptor expression and responses to growth signals. Cell findings do not demonstrate tendon healing in patients.
Read sourceEndothelial-cell, chick-membrane and rat experiments investigated blood-vessel formation and VEGFR2 signalling. These preclinical models do not establish injury recovery or effectiveness in people.
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