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A 2019 review published in Cell Tissue Research (Gwyer D et al.) examined preclinical evidence for BPC-157's effects on musculoskeletal tissue, noting the peptide's potential to support muscle, tendon, and ligament repair pathways in animal models
This could possibly be carried out given its special interaction and modulatory effects with the nitric oxide (NO) system [43,44,45,77,78,79,80,81], thrombocytes [81,82,83], and many molecular pathways [36,37,43,44,45,46,47,48,49,50,51], particularly NO molecular pathways [43,44,45], which is a point also noticed in myotendinous junction recovery [13]
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although its role in migration remains unclear, silencing LPAR6 enhances tumor cell drug sensitivity, suggesting therapeutic potential (55)