Multiple physiological targets

The phrase "multiple physiological targets" designates several biological molecules or pathways—including proteins, enzymes, receptors, ion channels, and transcription factors—that can be modulated by endogenous substances or therapeutic agents to alter physiological or pathological states[1][7][5]. It is commonly used when referring to strategies that impact a network of molecular entities (such as in multi-target drug or polypharmacology approaches) for complex diseases like cancer, neurodegenerative disorders, or cardiovascular disease[5][7]. Because it does not specify a unique molecular identity, abbreviation, or standard aliases, it cannot be treated as a canonical therapeutic target. The term is overly broad and should be replaced with the specific names of individual molecular targets for structured data.