Author: Peng Suxun
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Publish Date: 2004-01-02
Features: This book includes 14 articles, focusing on natural drug chemistry. The compounds discussed originate from traditional Chinese herbal medicines, marine organisms, and medicinal plants, including alkaloids, terpenes, steroids, saponins, polysaccharides, peptides, and aromatic compounds. It analyzes the development strategy of organic natural drug chemistry, presenting the author's unique insights. Additionally, it provides a concise introduction to the progress of modern natural drug chemistry, offering valuable inspiration and reference. Furthermore, the book comprehensively summarizes and analyzes the mechanisms of action, clinical applications, and research trends of anti-AIDS drugs, as well as new-targeted drug research, providing useful references for further studies. It also delves into the structure-activity relationship of influenza virus and macrolide antibiotics, along with future development directions. The book also introduces the emerging technique of "high-throughput virtual screening," which helps accelerate the process of new drug research. This book can serve as a teaching reference or selection material for graduate students and upper-level university students in pharmaceutical, chemical, and pharmaceutical engineering programs. It is also suitable for researchers and technical personnel engaged in drug research.
Advances in Medicinal Chemistry (3)
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