Peptides are small chains of amino acids that act like messengers between cells, binding to receptors and triggering specific signals inside the cell
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Peptides are small messenger molecules that cells use to send signals by binding to receptors on their surface. Researchers study these interactions to understand how receptors choose specific peptides and trigger effects inside cells