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The central research question is therefore not whether BPC-157 is a validated therapeutic agent, but how a peptide without a confirmed primary receptor may influence migration- and angiogenesis-associated markers under controlled laboratory conditions

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Proximal injection near the injury site is preferred for musculoskeletal applications because it appears to increase local tissue concentration