PDRNs are the molecules that make up our DNA and our genetic code, which is why they are highly valuable molecules for the body and its cells. Their main feature, in addition to transmitting genetic information, is that they can activate several cell membrane receptors, triggering biological processes that are fundamental to cellular life.
The chemical structure of PDRNs is capable of activating specific cellular receptors based on the type of implant performed. Activation can be compared to triggering the mechanism of a lock, where the key is the PDRN and the lock itself is the cell's receptors.