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Molecular Directive Agents

Meaning

Molecular Directive Agents is a term used to describe a class of bioactive compounds, which can include specific peptides, small molecules, or targeted nutrients, that exert precise, non-general effects by binding to or modulating specific intracellular receptors or enzymatic pathways. These agents function by providing highly specific instructions to the cellular machinery, directing biological processes toward a desired outcome, such as enhanced tissue repair or improved metabolic signaling. They are the essence of targeted biological optimization, offering high precision control.