Target Identification
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Target identification is the phenomenon of identifying the molecule where a drug molecule can bind.eg. enzyme etc.Generallythe target molecule is can be two types. | Target identification is the phenomenon of identifying the molecule where a drug molecule can bind.eg. enzyme etc.Generallythe target molecule is can be two types. | ||
#Established Target | #Established Target | ||
#New Target | #New Target | ||
| - | ==Disease Mechanism== | + | ===Disease Mechanism=== |
| - | ==Disease Genes== | + | ===Disease Genes=== |
| - | ==Target Type and ‘Drugability’== | + | ===Target Type and ‘Drugability’=== |
| - | ==Functional Genomics== | + | ===Functional Genomics=== |
Revision as of 06:26, 4 August 2008
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Target Identifiaction
Target identification is the phenomenon of identifying the molecule where a drug molecule can bind.eg. enzyme etc.Generallythe target molecule is can be two types.
- Established Target
- New Target
