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pharmacophylogenomics

pharmacophylogenomics noun: the application of phylogenomics to the study of pharmaceuticals.

Noun

pharmacophylogenomics (uncountable)

  1. The application of phylogenomics to the study of pharmaceuticals.
    • 'Pharmacophylogenomics' is the use of phylogenomics in aid of drug discovery, through improved target selection and validation.2003 August 1, David B. Searls, “Pharmacophylogenomics: genes, evolution and drug targets”, in Nature Reviews Drug Discovery, volume 2, page 613

Origin of pharmacophylogenomics

From pharmaco- + phylogenomics.

Questions about pharmacophylogenomics

What does pharmacophylogenomics mean?
Pharmacophylogenomics means the application of phylogenomics to the study of pharmaceuticals.
What part of speech is pharmacophylogenomics?
Pharmacophylogenomics is a noun.

Words near pharmacophylogenomics in the dictionary

  1. pharmacophores
  2. pharmacophoric
  3. pharmacophorically
  4. pharmacophorous
  5. pharmacophylogenomic
  6. pharmacophylogenomics
  7. pharmacophysiological
  8. pharmacophysiology
  9. pharmacopoeia
  10. pharmacopoeiae
  11. pharmacopoeial

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