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Molecular Instruction Delivery

Meaning

Molecular Instruction Delivery describes the precise and timely transport of regulatory signals, such as hormones or nutrient-derived molecules, from the extracellular environment to their intracellular target sites, like nuclear receptors or specific enzyme complexes. Effective delivery ensures that the Cellular Instruction Set is activated or modulated as intended by the physiological state. Poor delivery results in signaling noise despite adequate systemic hormone levels.