Drugs that work by binding to their target protein but do not activate or cause a response, thereby blocking the receptor and normal function, are known as:
A. Target proteins
B. Agonists
C. Ace Inhibitors
D. Antagonists
Answer (2)
Drugs that bind but do not activate target proteins are known as antagonists . They block receptor functions, preventing overpowering responses. Medications like beta-blockers and ACE inhibitors illustrate how antagonists are used in therapy. ;
Drugs that bind without activating target proteins are called antagonists. They block receptor functions to prevent normal responses. Examples include beta-blockers and ACE inhibitors.
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