Street and Designer Drugs
There are basically two
types of drugs. One is called the "Street Drugs" and the other is
called "Designer Drugs". Street Drugs are those that,
pharmacologically speaking, do not attack a particular site, but bring about a
macro action. Such kind of drugs have a bundle of side effects linked to them.
On the other hand, the Designer Drugs are devoid of this discrepancy. Such
drugs hit only the desired target, causing minimum side effects. The reason
behind their specificity is their making. Because, they are designed in a way
that stereochemically binds to their target--consequently called the Designer
Drugs.
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