Usually means: Essential features for biological activity.
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  2. Pharmacophore (pharmacophoric pattern): Glossary of Terms Used in Medicinal Chemistry
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▸ noun:  (pharmacology) The molecular framework responsible for a drug's biological activity

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chemophore, phytomolecule, pharmacochemistry, lead hopping, morphinan, toxicophore, photopharmacology, phenoxyphenyl, phane, phenyloxy, more...

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chemophore, phytomolecule, pharmacochemistry, lead hopping, morphinan, toxicophore, photopharmacology, phenoxyphenyl, phane, phenyloxy, more...



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