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Tissue regeneration via paracrine signaling refers to the process by which cells, particularly stem or progenitor cells, promote tissue repair by secreting bioactive molecules (paracrine factors) that influence neighboring cells. These factors modulate inflammation, inhibit cell death, stimulate proliferation and differentiation, promote angiogenesis, and orchestrate tissue repair. Key factors include growth factors (e.g., VEGF), cytokines (e.g., IL-6), and chemokines. This process is the basis for many regenerative medicine strategies, leveraging indirect activation of healing rather than direct cell replacement.
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