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What are therapeutic targets and why are they important in drug development?

Therapeutic targets are molecular sites for therapeutic intervention. The hope is that altering the expression or function of therapeutic targets using drugs or other therapies will either cure the underlying cause of the disorder or ameliorate disease symptoms. To learn more about therapeutic targets and why they are important for drug development, click on the links below.

• Sage Bionetworks: Case Studies
• ALS TDI: Testing Therapeutics

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Relevant publications

• Sage Bionetworks: Network Biology Resources
• Sage Bionetworks: Molecular Networks as Sensors and Drivers of Common Human Diseases
• Sage Bionetworks: A Network View of Disease and Compound Screening
• Sage Bionetworks: The Need for Precompetitive Integrative Bionetwork Disease Model Building

Related Tools

• WikiPathways
• Sage Bionetworks: Key Driver Analysis Tool