Spermine is a naturally occurring polyamine found in living organisms, including humans. It is synthesized from another polyamine called putrescine and is involved in various cellular functions, such as cell growth, differentiation, and stabilization of DNA. Spermine plays a crucial role in cellular processes and is essential for maintaining cellular health. In addition to its biological functions, spermine has been studied for its potential therapeutic applications. Research suggests that it may have antioxidant properties and could help protect cells from damage. Its presence is also noted in certain foods, contributing to the overall nutritional profile of those items.