Drug targets are bound because the drug (ligand) shape matches the receptor shape like a lock an

Name: Drug targets are bound because the drug (ligand) shape matches the receptor shape like a lock and key. What is this process known as, and what happens if there's more than one receptor that the drug can bind to? Affinity; specificity of responses Tight binding; desirable effects Adsorption; many benefits Pharmacodynamics; side effects
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Description: Drug targets are bound because the drug (ligand) shape matches the receptor shape like a lock and key. What is this process known as, and what happens if there's more than one receptor that the drug can bind to? Affinity; specificity of responses Tight binding; desirable effects Adsorption; many benefits Pharmacodynamics; side effects

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Derrick Danso · Accepted Answer

1. The process where a drug (ligand) binds to a receptor because their shapes match is called "l

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