Bronchogen

Derived from polypeptide sequences found in murine bronchial mucosa, Bronchogen has been observed to support reparative activity in bronchial cell cultures. The proposed mechanisms underlying these effects may include DNA stabilization, alterations in chromatin organization, modulation of gene expression and transcriptional activity, and the regulation of epigenetic processes.

Preclinical studies have explored its potential effects in areas such as:

• Bronchial epithelial architecture and functional activity in laboratory models
• Inflammatory cell infiltration and cytokine signalling in in vitro studies
• Mucosal immune markers and surfactant synthesis in tissue-based models
• Tissue remodelling mechanisms in obstructive lung disease research models