What distinguishes a drug that is ‘selective’ for its target…
What distinguishes a drug that is ‘selective’ for its target from one that is ‘non-selective’ in the context of structural bioinformatics and drug design?A. A selective drug binds only to its intended target protein, minimizing off-target interactions and side effects; a non-selective drug binds multiple proteinsB. A selective drug works only in cancer cells; a non-selective drug works in all cell typesC. A selective drug is only administered orally; a non-selective drug can be injectedD. Selectivity refers to whether a drug is approved for one or multiple diseases