Biochemical pharmacology

Biochemical pharmacology is the study of how drugs interact with the body at the molecular level. It examines how medications affect biological processes, such as enzymes, proteins, and cells, to produce their effects. This field helps us understand how drugs work, how they can be made more effective, and how to minimize side effects. By exploring these interactions, biochemical pharmacology contributes to developing and optimizing treatments for various diseases, ensuring medications target the right molecules and pathways within the body for improved health outcomes.