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The April 29 event will highlight the center's ongoing research activities and screening infrastructure.

. The center will enrich research collaborations in publishing high-impact manuscripts and securing grant funding. Center for Natural Products, Drug Discovery and Development

to the preparation of a series of analogues.  SAR studies revealed that the thiol group is the pharmacophore of the natural product and liberated during protein-assisted thioester

to the preparation of a series of analogues.  SAR studies revealed that the thiol group is the pharmacophore of the natural product and liberated during protein-assisted thioester

For selected compounds, we are devising synthetic methods to probe structure–activity relationships (SAR) and to obtain larger quantities of material for biological evaluation, including toxicity, pharmacokinetic and efficacy studies in animal models, which we will carry out in due course. Molecules of particular interest include largazoles and apratoxins, which we discovered and characterized in our...

Determination of Complex Natural Products (3 credits) PHA 6935, Selected Topics in Medicinal Chemistry (1-3 credits) PHA/CHM 6435, Biosynthetic Logic of Medicinal Natural

UF Assistant Professor in the Department of Chemistry will be joining the CNPD3 Seminar Series Fall 2019 with a talk given in two parts: Part 1: The Cope Rearrangement: New Tricks for Complex Molecule Synthesis Part 2: Axially Chiral Cannabinols: Novel Scaffolds for Drug Discovery Alex Grenning’s broad research goal is to simplify complex molecule synthesis through the...

on the four floor of the present pharmacy building. Deborah DeSantis and family donated funds to endow a professorship in natural products teaching and research. The ChelaDerm Company

, a drug which contains a complex ring system, and related natural products, researchers at the University of Florida College of Pharmacy will add to the arsenal of compounds

The UF College of Pharmacy Department of Medicinal Chemistry welcomes David Sherman, Ph.D., from the University of Michigan Life Sciences Institute. Dr. Sherman will present "Problems, Progress and Holy Grails in Natural Product Sciences" on Tuesday, November 28th.