Peptide Signaling
Peptide (Signal)
/ˈpɛp.taɪd/Peptides are short chains of amino acids that serve as the building blocks of proteins (like collagen and elastin). "Signal Peptides" are a specific class engineered to mimic the body's natural communication markers, instructing cells to perform specific repair functions.
Peptides are only effective if they reach the target receptor. OUMERE prioritizes Aqueous Bio-Delivery for peptides. We reject the industry standard of suspending peptides in thick creams, as the waxy matrix entraps the peptide, preventing it from making contact with the skin.
Mechanism of Action
Specific peptides, such as Palmitoyl Tripeptide-5, mimic the sequence of thrombospondin-1. This mimics the body's natural mechanism for activating latent TGF-β, a key growth factor that stimulates fibroblast activity to synthesize new collagen.