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Biological Target

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The phrase "biological target" refers to any entity within a living organism (often a protein or nucleic acid) that can bind to a drug, endogenous ligand, or other molecule, influencing cellular function or physiological responses. Biological targets commonly include proteins such as enzymes, ion channels, and receptors, but are not themselves specific molecules. Rather, this term is a class or concept in drug discovery and pharmacology[1].

Other names: biological targetdrug targetpharmacological target

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