Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Drug Design

Drug Target Discovery

The term medicine targets regularly used in medicinal exploration to describe the native protein in the body whose exertion is modified by a medicine performing in a distinct effect, which may be a desirable remedial effect or an unwanted side effect. In this environment, the natural target is frequently appertained to as a natural target. The most common medicine targets are G- protein couple receptor, enzymes, ligand reopened channels, and voltage reopened channels, ion channels, and nuclear hormone receptor and membrane transport proteins.