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Pharmacological Modulators

Meaning

Pharmacological modulators are synthetic or naturally derived agents utilized in clinical practice to selectively alter the activity of specific biochemical targets, such as hormone receptors, enzymes, or signaling pathways, to restore physiological balance. Unlike replacement therapies, modulators often work by either selectively activating or inhibiting a receptor or enzyme in a tissue-specific manner. These agents are central to precision endocrinology, allowing for targeted control over complex hormonal cascades with minimal systemic impact.