Molecular pharmacognosy

Author: Huang Luqi
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Publishing Date: 2000-06-01
Features: This book primarily introduces the theory, research methods, research fields, and research progress of molecular pharmacognosy. The book is divided into three parts: The first part systematically discusses the theoretical foundation that molecular pharmacognosy, as a new discipline, should possess, including its background, concepts, research content, and its relationship with related sciences. The second part, consisting of chapters 2-6, introduces the research methods and techniques used in molecular pharmacognosy, focusing on discussing the issues that should be noted when applying each method in practice. The third part, chapters 7-11, primarily discusses the research fields and achievements of molecular pharmacognosy, emphasizing the achievements and theoretical knowledge involved in several important fields such as medicinal plant resources, pharmacognostical identification, the genetic regulation and production of active components. This book is a comprehensive monograph that systematically discusses the new science of molecular pharmacognosy. In terms of content and writing, it embodies the principles of "seeking truth and innovation." When explaining theories and predicting developments, it is grounded in practical work, offering inspiration for pharmacognostical research. The arrangement of the content emphasizes scientific rigor, advancement, systematicity, and clarity. It can not only serve as a teaching text for undergraduate and graduate students, as well as teachers in pharmaceutical and traditional Chinese medicine universities, but also as a reference book for relevant researchers. This book primarily introduces the theory, research methods, research fields, and research progress of molecular pharmacognosy. The book is divided into three parts: The first part systematically discusses the theoretical foundation that molecular pharmacognosy, as a new discipline, should possess, including its background, concepts, research content, and its relationship with related sciences. The second part, consisting of chapters 2-6, introduces the research methods and techniques used in molecular pharmacognosy, focusing on discussing the issues that should be noted when applying each method in practice. The third part, chapters 7-11, primarily discusses the research fields and achievements of molecular pharmacognosy, emphasizing the achievements and theoretical knowledge involved in several important fields such as medicinal plant resources, pharmacognostical identification, the genetic regulation and production of active components. This book is a comprehensive monograph that systematically discusses the new science of molecular pharmacognosy. In terms of content and writing, it embodies the principles of "seeking truth and innovation." When explaining theories and predicting developments, it is grounded in practical work, offering inspiration for pharmacognostical research. The arrangement of the content emphasizes scientific rigor, advancement, systematicity, and clarity. It can not only serve as a teaching text for undergraduate and graduate students, as well as teachers in pharmaceutical and traditional Chinese medicine universities, but also as a reference book for relevant researchers.