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General biologic targets

Molecular classification: Other

Overview

"General biologic targets" is a non-specific, collective term used to describe the diverse set of molecules—typically proteins, enzymes, receptors, ion channels, transporters, and nucleic acids—within biological systems that can be targeted by biologic or small molecule drugs for therapeutic intervention. It does not refer to a specific molecular entity, and therefore cannot be given a standardized abbreviation, molecular classification, or role in a particular disease[1][5].

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