Drugging the Undruggable: Leveraging the Right Screening Methods for Challenging Targets
Challenging targets, such as membrane proteins or protein-protein interactions were considered undruggable in the past. However, today a variety of screening methods can be used to help develop drugs against these formerly undruggable targets.
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