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Coprecipitation refers to the process in which bioactive peptides or proteins are loaded in situ within MOFs during synthesis, thereby forming a shell that inhibits the release of these bioactive agents

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Given the striking decrease of 55% of cells entering the S-phase of the cell cycle upon treatment with 2 ng/mL and 10 ng/mL of BPC 157 and decreased ERK phosphorylation, it was suggested that BPC 157 acts as an antimitogenic agent by preventing ERK phosphorylation and the propagation of the mitogenic signal via the MAPK signaling cascade, triggered by VEGF [95]