FGF mimetic peptides
[FGF mimetic peptide, FGF mimetic, FGF mimetics]
FGF mimetic peptides are derived from various fibroblast growth factors and from NCAM, bind to some FGF receptor subtypes, and mimic at least some of the bioactivities of these growth factors. For examples see: canofins, dekafins, hexafins, Encamins, BCL peptide, FRM peptide, FGL peptide.
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