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Key findings: Increased periosteal callus diameter in BPC-157 treated animals indicating greater periosteal progenitor cell activation and proliferation Earlier conversion from soft (cartilaginous) to hard (mineralised) callus Improved torsional strength and stiffness at 4 weeks post-fracture a functional biomechanical endpoint independent of histological appearance Increased blood vessel density in the fracture callus consistent with BPC-157s known pro-angiogenic effects via VEGFR2 signalling Calvaria Bone Defect Models Calvarial (skull) defects in rodents create a standardised critical-size bone defect that does not spontaneously heal without intervention providing a more stringent model than fractures with inherent healing capacity