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Dihexa binds to c-Met receptors on neurons, activating signaling pathways that: Stimulate synapse formation Promote neuroplasticity Enhance long-term potentiation (LTP), the basis of learning and memory This makes Dihexa particularly powerful in neuroregeneration

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It is unclear why inhibition of c-MET by foretinib increased radiosensitivity, whereas inhibition with crizotinib appeared to have the opposite effect, though this phenomenon is likely due to other kinases targeted by these two molecules

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