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Conservation makes sense for maintenance

Rat full-thickness wounds (6mm diameter, 13-day study) treated with GHK showed 64.5% reduction in wound size compared to 45.6% for vehicle-treated and 28.2% for control group, accompanied by significantly lower TNF- and elastin-degrading MMPs

Its low molecular weight enables distribution throughout the bloodstream, reaching multiple tissues simultaneously

[4] The interest in GHK-Cu subcutaneous and systemic delivery grows directly out of that origin story: because GHK is an endogenous plasma peptide that the body already produces and distributes through the circulation, researchers have long asked what happens when additional GHK-Cu is introduced into the systemic compartment rather than confined to a single local site

For instance, unprocessed NFKB2 (p100) may be induced by acute TCR signaling and could function as an inhibitor of RelB, thereby limiting Treg expansion until inflammatory, TNF receptor-mediated signaling activates the processing of p100 into p52

We also observed an upregulation of Nos1 (encoding nitric oxide synthase, NOS1) and Ntrk1 (encoding neurotrophic tyrosine kinase receptor 1, TrkA) in this pathway