Data from 2 independent experiments (1213 mice per group) were pooled
Additionally, the peptide's proposed anti-inflammatory properties (via modulation of TNF- and IL-6 in adipose tissue) and potential stimulation of chondrocyte metabolism offered biological plausibility for OA treatment
Current findings are derived from in vitro and preclinical experimental models, with mechanisms remaining under active investigation
Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs activate quiescent inflammatory bowel disease
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