Dynamic BIO
REGULATORY Program
Dynamic Interstitial Bioremodeling (DIB) refers to a process of actively remodeling the interstitial space within biological tissues. This process involves the modulation of cellular activities and extracellular matrix components to promote tissue repair, regeneration, and overall functional enhancement. DIB is a promising approach in various fields, such as tissue engineering, regenerative medicine, and even cosmetic surgery.
Goals
Activation of gene expression: Trigger the activation of certain genes within cells, leading to the production of proteins that are involved in various cellular processes, such as metabolism, growth, and repair.
Stimulates the release of growth factors and hormones that promote cellular repair and regeneration. This can lead to tissue remodeling, increased muscle protein synthesis, and recovery from exercise-induced damage.
Influences cellular metabolism by increasing glucose uptake, promoting fat oxidation, and optimizing energy utilization. This can help maintain cellular homeostasis and improve metabolic health.
