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041 0 _aEnglish
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100 1 _aAvato, Pinarosa
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245 1 0 _aNatural Products and Drug Discovery
260 _bMDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute
_c2020
300 _a1 electronic resource (392 p.)
506 0 _aOpen Access
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520 _aNatural products hold a prominent position in the current discovery and development of drugs and have diverse indications for both human and animal health. Plants, in particular, play a leading role as a source of specialized metabolites with medical effects. Other organisms, such as marine and terrestrial animals and microorganisms, produce very important drug candidate molecules. Specialized metabolites from these varied natural sources can be used directly as bioactive compounds or drug precursors. In addition, due to their broad chemical diversity, they can act as drug prototypes and/or be used as pharmacological tools for different targets. Some examples of natural metabolites that have been developed into useful medical drug are cardiotonic digoxin from Digitalis sp., antimalarial artemisinin from Artemisia annua, anti-cancer taxol from Taxus sp., or podophyllotoxin from Podophyllum peltatum, which served as a synthetic model for the anti-cancer etoposide. The study of natural products is still attracting great scientific attention and their current importance, as a valuable lead for drug discovery, is undebatable. I cordially invite authors to contribute original articles, as well as survey articles, that give the readers of Molecules **MOLECULES NEEDS TO BE ITALICIZED** updated and new perspectives on natural products in drug discovery, including but not limited to natural sources, identification and separation of bioactive phytochemicals, standardization, new biological targets, pre-clinical and clinical trials, pharmacological effects/side effects, and bioassays.
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546 _aEnglish
653 _adihydrochalcones
653 _acytotoxicity-guided
653 _an/a
653 _aharpagoside
653 _abiotechnology
653 _asynergy
653 _aImperata cylindrica
653 _a5?-dimethylchalcone (DMC)
653 _aantioxidant activity
653 _amarine resources
653 _aphenolic derivatives
653 _asecondary metabolites
653 _aantimicrobial agents
653 _aantimicrobial resistance
653 _ametabolomics
653 _aHumulus lupulus
653 _achromatography
653 _astereochemistry
653 _aFSE
653 _acytokines
653 _acytotoxic activity
653 _aglutamate
653 _aangiogenesis
653 _atraditional medicine
653 _aCa2+
653 _aL6 cell
653 _ahuman colon cancer cell lines
653 _asiphonous green algae
653 _aanti-inflammatory activity
653 _aPhyllanthus chamacristoides
653 _aspectroscopic analysis
653 _aPhyscomitrella patens
653 _aLeishmania mexicana mexicana
653 _adementia
653 _aprenylated phenolic compounds
653 _aT2DM
653 _aHPLC-ESI-microTOF-Q-MS/MS
653 _aEruca sativa
653 _aDryopteris fragrans
653 _achemosystematics
653 _a2?
653 _acerebellum
653 _aCleistocalyx operculatus
653 _ainflammation
653 _amultivariate data analysis
653 _aPhyllanthus orbicularis
653 _aHPLC
653 _acardiovascular disease
653 _aKv7 potassium channels
653 _amarine peptides
653 _aproliferation
653 _asulfated coumarins
653 _aOrobanche s.l.
653 _aphenylpropanoid glycosides
653 _aHarpagophytum procumbens
653 _asesquiterpenoids
653 _aTRPV1
653 _aFideloside
653 _aphenylethanoid glycosides
653 _aCuba
653 _amolecular network
653 _aNMR
653 _aketamine
653 _aaging
653 _aGLUT4
653 _adiabetes
653 _aoxidative stress
653 _aLamiales
653 _acircular dichroism
653 _apsychosis
653 _aantinociceptive
653 _aimmuno-regulation activity
653 _aterpenoids
653 _aNADPH oxidases
653 _adiabetic neuropathy
653 _aspagyric tincture
653 _aH2S
653 _acelastrol
653 _aisolation and quantification
653 _a4?-dihydroxy-6?-methoxy-3?
653 _aLeea indica
653 _aC-glycoside
653 _aneuropathic pain
653 _aPANC-1
653 _aglucosinolates
653 _aflavonoids
653 _abioactivities of natural products
653 _acardamonin
653 _aisoflavones
653 _aterpenes
653 _amethicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus
653 _amalaria
653 _aartemisinin
653 _anatural products
653 _adevil’s claw
653 _aACE inhibitory peptide
653 _apPancreatic cancer
653 _agrowth inhibitory activity
653 _amass spectrometry
653 _aflavonoid
653 _aphenolics
653 _aAstragalus boeticus L.
653 _aproanthocyanidins
653 _aopioid
653 _aTrifolium
653 _aTrypanosoma brucei brucei
653 _aacetylated astragalosides
653 _aFabaceae
653 _abioactive peptides
653 _aLC-MS
653 _aDasycladus vermicularis
653 _aOrobanchaceae
653 _amigration
653 _aglucoerucin
653 _aESI-MS/MS
653 _acancer
653 _azebrafish
653 _aantihypertensive
653 _aBacopa monnieri
653 _achemical derivatization
653 _ahypertension
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