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Marine-Derived bioactives as precision modulators of molecular targets: Emerging paradigms in therapeutic design.

2026 · Advances in Protein Chemistry and Structural Biology · Vol 153, pp. 409-436 · 0 citations
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This review highlights recent mechanistic findings, targets, and translational advancements of marine-derived bioactives with a focus on the importance of these advancements in the development of next-generation therapeutics based on their revolutionary nature.

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