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No classical target

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The entry "No classical target" does not refer to any specific molecule or receptor; rather, it is a descriptive term sometimes used in research to indicate the absence of a well-established or traditional therapeutic target in a specific tissue, pathway, or context. For example, in studies of insulin signaling, some tissues may be described as lacking a "classical" target for interventions but this is not the name of any discrete molecular entity[1]. As such, it is not suitable for structured information as a molecular or pharmacological target.

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