It is considerably smaller than proteins and many hormonal peptides, but its biological behaviour still depends on sequence, terminal groups, salt form, formulation and degradation
The peptide acts as a high-affinity copper chaperone, ferrying Cu(II) into cells, where copper-dependent enzymes and copper-modulated transcription factors do the downstream work [3]
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You can follow the same safe approach with a little planning
This is the most common and most benign cause of elevated B12