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In vivo rodent studies have investigated BPC-157 across gastrointestinal ulcer models, tendon and ligament transection models, and peripheral nerve injury paradigms, with research examining angiogenesis and new-vessel and granulation-tissue formation in both gastrointestinal mucosa and musculoskeletal tissue [3][4], alongside collagen deposition kinetics and, in a separate body of central nervous system work, dopaminergic and serotonergic system dynamics, following both systemic and local administration
Studies have explored its potential in models of ulceration, inflammatory bowel disease analogues, and intestinal fistulas
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