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Preclinical studies (in animals and cells) have shown promise for BPC-157 to help with tendon, muscle, and gut healing, but there is very little data in humans
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Here, we investigated an interaction between DAT and dopamine D2 receptor (D2R) as a novel target to develop potential therapeutics for the treatment of ADHD by using an interfering peptide (TAT-DAT NT ) to dissociate this protein complex
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