Bluegenics: Bioactive Natural Products of Medicinal Relevance and Approaches to Their Diversification.

Joseph S Zarins-Tutt, Emily R Abraham, Christopher S Bailey, Rebecca J M Goss
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Nature provides a valuable resource of medicinally relevant compounds, with many antimicrobial and antitumor agents entering clinical trials being derived from natural products. The generation of analogues of these bioactive natural products is important in order to gain a greater understanding of structure activity relationships; probing the mechanism of action, as well as to optimise the natural product's bioactivity and bioavailability. This chapter critically examines different approaches to generating natural products and their analogues, exploring the way in which synthetic and biosynthetic approaches may be blended together to enable expeditious access to new designer natural products.

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蓝色基因:具有药用价值的生物活性天然产物及其多样化途径。
大自然提供了宝贵的药用相关化合物资源,许多进入临床试验的抗菌和抗肿瘤药物都是从天然产物中提取的。这些生物活性天然产物的类似物的产生是重要的,以便更好地了解结构活性关系;探索其作用机制,优化天然产物的生物活性和生物利用度。本章批判性地考察了产生天然产物及其类似物的不同方法,探索了合成和生物合成方法可以混合在一起的方式,以快速获得新的设计天然产物。
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期刊介绍: Molecular biology has been providing an overwhelming amount of data on the structural components and molecular machineries of the cell and its organelles and the complexity of intra- and intercellular communication. The molecular basis of hereditary and acquired diseases is beginning to be unravelled, and profound new insights into development and evolutionary biology have been gained from molecular approaches. Progress in Molecular and Subcellular Biology summarises the most recent developments in this fascinating area of biology.
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