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Cellular tissue

Overview

Cellular tissue is not a drug target molecule or receptor. It refers to collections of cells organized to perform specific functions in the body. It is a structural and organizational concept in biology rather than a discrete molecular entity that can be targeted by drugs. Drug targets are specific molecules (e.g., proteins, DNA, or RNA), whereas tissues are higher-order biological structures made up of multiple cell types and their extracellular matrix, serving as functional units, not individual molecular targets.

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