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Peptide Handbook: A Professional's Guide to Peptide Therapeutics Peptide Handbook: A Professional's Guide to Peptide Therapeutics (Paperback)
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Peptide Power: The Beginner’s Guide To Ageless Skin, Energy and Vitality (Healthy Cooking) Peptide Power: The Beginner’s Guide To Ageless Skin, Energy and Vitality (Healthy Cooking)
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Peptide Handbook: A Professional's Guide to Peptide Therapeutics Peptide Handbook: A Professional's Guide to Peptide Therapeutics (Paperback)
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Peptides Made Simple: Usage, Dosing, Cycling & More Peptides Made Simple: Usage, Dosing, Cycling & More (Kindle Edition)
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The peptide bioregulator revolution book The peptide bioregulator revolution book (Perfect Paperback)
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Listening to Prozac Listening to Prozac (Paperback)
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Marcia Conner
“Messenger molecules—known as peptides, which were known to send and register information around the brain—are also in organs throughout your body, including your intestines, stomach, heart, liver, kidneys, and spine. These organs also send and register information.”
Marcia Conner, Learn More Now: 10 Simple Steps to Learning Better, Smarter, and Faster

“Peptides operate on multiple scales: they have feedback effects on the cells of origin that modulate activity patterning, and local effects on neighboring cells to coordinate the behavior of a population; and the hormone-like release of peptides from cell populations can have organizational effects on distant targets. It's a mode of communication quite different from neurotransmitter release. Oxytocin, as we have seen, by its priming actions, can affect how oxytocin cells communicate with each other. How common such priming actions are we don't know. But all peptides can affect gene expression and can alter the behavior of neurons by changing what receptors they express and what they secrete. These actions of peptides together underlie what we might see as a reprogramming of communication in the brain.”
Gareth Leng, The Heart of the Brain: The Hypothalamus and Its Hormones

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