kallidin
/ˈkælɪdɪn/
noun
- A peptide that is involved in the body's inflammatory response, helping to regulate blood pressure and pain signals.
- High levels of kallidin can cause swelling and discomfort in affected areas.
- Kallidin is released by the kidneys and plays a role in controlling blood flow.
- Scientists study kallidin to understand how the body reacts to tissue injury.