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01NeuropeptidesPeptides and signaling fragments investigated in neural communication, stress response, and cognition.02Bioregulatory peptidesShort peptide sequences studied as tissue-specific or systemic signaling modulators.03Repair & matrixCompounds studied in extracellular-matrix signaling, cell migration, and tissue-repair models.04Immune signalingPeptides examined for interactions with innate and adaptive immune signaling pathways.05Metabolic signalingMolecules involved in mitochondrial communication, redox biology, and cellular energy metabolism.06Growth-factor signalingSecretagogues, growth-factor analogs, and related signaling compounds studied in endocrine and cellular models.07Receptor pharmacologySmall molecules and peptides organized around a defined receptor, transporter, or enzyme target.08Pigmentation signalingMelanocortin-related compounds investigated in pigmentation and receptor-signaling models.09Selective receptor modulatorsInvestigational androgen-receptor and metabolic-receptor modulators requiring careful evidence separation.10Nutrients & amino formulationsAmino acids, vitamins, cofactors, and editorially scoped formulations cataloged with composition caveats.11Editorially scoped blendsBlend names whose full composition or research mechanism requires internal editorial verification.

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