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year graduate student in Dr. Yousong Ding’s group. Her research direction is to elucidate novel biosynthetic machinery for producing bioactive natural products, e.g. enzymology involved in the biosynthesis of nitropyrroles and mycosporine-like amino acids.
Associate Professor
Yousong Ding, Ph.D., an associate professor of medicinal chemistry, received his B.S. in applied chemistry from Peking University…
Course Number PHA 6356 Course Title Structure Determination of Complex Natural Products Instructor Ranjala Ratnayake, Ph.D.; HSC P5-27, 627-9220; rratnayake
Chair in Natural Products Drug Discovery and Development in the UF College of Pharmacy. These compounds may prove to be more effective, as scientists seek new treatments
The novel ring distortion approach generates compounds that complement existing screening libraries that house many structurally simple compounds used to discover new drug therapies. By introducing dozens of complex small molecules developed from yohimbine, a drug which contains a complex ring system, and related natural products, researchers at the University of Florida College of Pharmacy...
Director: Hendrik Luesch, Ph.D., Debbie and Sylvia DeSantis Chair in Natural Products Drug Discovery and Development Department of Medicinal Chemistry Jane Aldrich, Ph.D. Qi
Salvador, Medicinal Chemistry: “Novel Bioactive Natural Products from the Marine Cyanobacterium Symploca sp. as Leads for Drug Discovery” Levitt Division Efe Eworuke, Pharmaceutical
With the funding from the Maximizing Investigators’ Research Award, Ding aims to access and expand chemical diversity of microbes through the use of new, innovative strategies.
to variability in drug response. In particular I have focused on drug metabolizing enzymes that contribute to pharmacokinetic variability observed with many drugs and natural products. My
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.
