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Course Number PHA 6356 Course Title Structure Determination of Complex Natural Products Instructor Ranjala Ratnayake, Ph.D.; HSC P5-27, 627-9220; rratnayake
13-17 Spring break – NO CLASS 20 Peptide drugs Aldrich (CG-056) 22 Natural product Ranjala (CG-056) 24 High-throughput screening Ranjala (CG-056) 27 Target
Research Associate Professor
Qi-Yin Chen, Ph.D., serves as a research associate professor in Dr. Hendrik Luesch’s group in the department of Medicinal Chemist…
The virtual event will be held April 22-23 and hosted by the Center for Natural Products, Drug Discovery & Development.
, identification and structure determination of bioactive small molecules with a focus on marine natural products, studies toward their mechanism of action, chemical synthesis and drug
Approximately half of all current drugs are derived from natural products, demonstrating their potential for drug discovery. The structural diversity and biological activity
Natural Product Reports is the Royal Society of Chemistry’s journal for publication of reviews in all areas of natural products chemistry, including biosynthesis, chemical biology, pharmacology and organic synthesis.
of compound available for characterization studies is an additional fundamental concern in natural products drug discovery, particularly if the structural complexity precludes
. Researchers tested the natural products in multiple cell-based and animal models and found activation of a signaling pathway responsible for fighting off inflammation
Dr. Hendrik Luesch and a team of researchers have discovered a novel marine natural product that binds to a new site of tubulin, an important target for cancer drugs.
