Peptides in plain language.
Peptides are short chains of amino acids. They occur naturally in biological systems, where different peptide sequences can take part in signaling and other cellular processes.
Why they are studied.
Researchers use peptides to investigate how specific biological pathways work. Each peptide is distinct, so its identity and the purpose of a study matter more than broad category claims.
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