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A 2001 study in Biochimica et Biophysica Acta characterised the chemical behaviour of the Cu(II) complex and two synthetic analogues, anchoring the foundational chelation chemistry of the tripeptide-copper system (PMID 11325542)
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This peptide works through multiple mechanisms: Modulates gene expression involved in tissue remodeling Increases collagen and elastin synthesis Promotes angiogenesis during tissue repair Shifts gene expression toward the TGF- pathway to reduce inflammation and restore connective tissue The copper component is critical because it activates lysyl oxidase enzymes that crosslink collagen and elastin fibers
However, smoking specifically increases the risk of breast cancer by upregulating the CYP1B1 and CYP1A1 enzymes
