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Its mechanism of action involves binding to the HGF receptor, also known as c-Met
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Source: PubMed 9920688
These broad biological effects combined with their favorable stability profile position BPC157 as a highly promising therapeutic candidate for severe tissue injury, potentially offering advantages over conventional cytokine-based wound therapies
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In tendon and ligament injury models, BPC-157 speeds up growth factor expressionspecifically VEGF, EGF, and tenascinwithin fibroblasts and tenocytes, helping with extracellular matrix remodelling and cellular migration into damaged tissue
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