PCTR1 plays a significant role in tissue regeneration and repair processes, particularly in resolving inflammation and promoting healing. It is widely studied for its potential in medical applications, such as enhancing recovery in damaged tissues, including skin, muscle, and organs. Researchers are exploring its use in treating chronic wounds, where it accelerates tissue repair and reduces inflammation. Additionally, PCTR1 shows promise in regenerative medicine, aiding in the development of therapies for conditions like osteoarthritis and cardiovascular diseases by promoting cellular repair and reducing scar tissue formation. Its application in bioengineering is also being investigated to improve the integration of implants and prosthetics with natural tissues.