Biologically Active Natural Products: Pharmaceuticals

Description

Biologically Active Natural Products: Pharmaceuticals demonstrates the connections between agrochemicals and pharmaceuticals and explores the use of plants and plant products in the formulation and development of pharmaceuticals.

Experts from around the world examine a multitude of topics, including:
evaluation of extracts from tropical plants for potential anticancer activity and cancer chemopreventive activity
use of Chinese lacquer tree sap products as pharmaceutical intermediates
new approaches to drug discovery from the rainforest
Features:

Discusses fractionation of plants to discover substances that combat cancer

Presents structure-activity relationships of antimalarials

Includes plant-derived products and their analogs, with antitumor, anti-HIV, and antifungal activity

Contents

Connections between Agrochemicals and Pharmaceuticals
Fractionation of Plants to Discover Substances to Combat Cancer
Therapeutic Potential of Plant-Derived Compounds
Biodiversity Conservation, Economic Development, and Drug Discover in Suriname
Recent Trends in the Use of Natural Products and Their Derivatives as Potential Pharmaceutical Agents
Highlights of Research on Plant-Derived Natural Products and their Analogs with Antitumor, Anti-HIV, and Antifungal Activity
Discovery of Antifungal Agents from Natural Sources: Virulence Factor Targets
Reactive Quinones: From Chemical Defense Mechanisms in Plants to Drug Design
Structure-Activity Relationships of Peroxide Based Artemisinin Antimalarials
Naturally Occurring Antimutagenic and Cytoprotective Agents
Lobeline: A Natural Product with High Affinity for Neuronal Nicotinic Receptors and a Vast Potential for Use in Neurological Disorders
Protein Kinase C Inhibitory Phenylpropanoid Glycosides from Polygonum Species
Thwarting Resistance: Annonaceous Acetogenins as New Pesticidal and Antitumor Agents
A Strategy for Rapid Identification of Novel Therapeutic Leads from Natural Products
Dynamic Docking Study of the Binding of 1-Chloro-2, 4-Dinitrobenzene in the Putative Electrophile Binding Site of Naturally Occurring Human Glutathione S-Transferase PI Allelo-Polymorphic Proteins
Panax Ginseng: Standardization and Biological Activity
Marine Natural Products as Leads to Develop New Drugs and Insecticides
Commercialization of Plant-Derived Natural Products as Pharmaceutivals: A View from the Trenches

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