C-Type Natriuretic Peptide (CNP) is primarily involved in regulating cardiovascular and skeletal systems. It plays a crucial role in promoting vasodilation, which helps in managing blood pressure and improving blood flow. In the skeletal system, CNP is essential for bone growth and development, particularly in stimulating endochondral ossification, making it a potential therapeutic target for conditions like achondroplasia. Additionally, CNP is being studied for its potential in treating heart failure and other cardiovascular diseases due to its natriuretic and diuretic effects, which help reduce fluid overload and improve cardiac function. Its role in vascular homeostasis and tissue remodeling also makes it a candidate for research in regenerative medicine and wound healing.