Molecular Pharmacology

Molecular Pharmacology publishes high-quality original reports providing new information about molecular mechanisms underlying the effects of pharmaceutical agents on biological systems, as they pertain to pharmacology, pharmaceutical sciences, and drug discovery. Relevant topics include studies of: drug-receptor interactions examined through various methodologies, including studies utilizing x-ray crystallography, cryo-electron microscopy, computational modeling, and molecular dynamics the impact of receptor modulation on cell or system physiology as well as intra- or intercellular signaling systems function or modulation of enzymes or ion channels of pharmacological interest drug delivery, including the roles and regulation of transporters in delivery or as targets drug-metabolizing enzymes, including the regulation of their expression pharmacogenomics transcriptional and other mechanisms relevant to the expression and abundance of drug targets, or participating in signaling downstream of receptor activation molecular mechanisms underlying disease or identification of new therapeutic targets mechanisms of agonism, antagonism, allosteric modulation, and bias approaches to protect tissues from damage, mechanisms of action for xenobiotics, or insights into toxicologic mechanisms development of novel reagents, models, or technologies (e.g., RNA-based approaches; antibodies) that are of broad therapeutic applicability or yield new molecular insights