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Medicinal Chemistry Is in Our Genes

It’s little wonder that proteins are the targets of most drugs in use today. They are, after all, directly where the action is; they are the machinery behind cell migration, oxygen transport and the successful function of countless metabolic pathways. Their activities are carefully regulated at various well-characterized levels, and given the immense range of tertiary and quaternary protein structures, it makes perfect sense to develop therapies that take advantage of the specificity inherent to the protein world.