Origins
The Soviet-era biochemistry programs that isolated and characterized the original short peptide bioregulators. The hypothesis of endogenous regulatory pool restoration as a therapeutic strategy.
Read →Five decades of research, four eras, one continuous lineage.

The Soviet-era biochemistry programs that isolated and characterized the original short peptide bioregulators. The hypothesis of endogenous regulatory pool restoration as a therapeutic strategy.
Read →The establishment of the Saint Petersburg Institute of Bioregulation and Gerontology and parallel research programs across Eastern Europe. Clinical observation, in-vivo replication, longevity studies.
Read →The molecular-biology era — chromatin interaction, gene-expression modulation, telomerase regulation. International peer-reviewed replication across Italy, South Korea, and the United Kingdom.
Read →The codification of endogenic pharmacology as a formal discipline — the proprietary Ac-X-NH2 modification, the patent portfolio, the opticeutical and endoceutical distribution tiers, and the canonical reference at this institution.
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