drug-discovery
Drug discovery is the systematic process of identifying and developing new candidate medications from natural or synthetic sources. Plants are a particularly valuable resource in this field, as they produce complex chemical compounds with diverse biological activities that have historically yielded many important pharmaceutical treatments. Studying plant chemistry and biochemistry enables researchers to discover and develop novel therapeutic compounds.
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Herbs growing in your garden or spices sitting in your kitchen cabinet are actively being studied...
Soil-associated microorganisms: A natural source of biologically ac...
Garden soil under your feet is teeming with microscopic organisms that produce compounds capable ...
Recent advances in decoding biosynthetic pathways and synthetic bio...
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Plants growing in traditional herb gardens around the world have quietly been making chemicals th...
Medicinal Plants in Breast Cancer Therapy: Ethnopharmacology, Bioac...
Herbs and wild plants that traditional healers have cultivated and passed down for generations ar...
Liver Disease and Plant-Derived Phytoconstituents: From Ethnopharma...
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From Tradition to Trend: Scrutinizing the Logic behind Plant-based ...
Herbs you grow in your garden — chamomile, echinacea, valerian — are part of a global research pi...
Harnessing Indonesian natural products against neglected tropical d...
Tropical plants your botanical garden labels as 'ornamental' may be quietly holding chemistry tha...
A pharmacological roadmap for the Cannabaceae family: Prioritizing ...
Hackberry trees lining city streets and suburban yards belong to the same family as cannabis, and...
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An ornamental flowering tree grown in Asian gardens for centuries turns out to carry one of the m...
Ethnobotany, phytochemistry and pharmacological activities of the B...
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Exploring the global mosaic of medicinal plant databases: unveiling...
Herbal remedies your grandmother swore by — and the plants you may be growing in your garden righ...
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Herbs and botanicals you might grow or buy at a health food store — like turmeric or green tea — ...
NLRP3 inflammasome as a therapeutic target in oral squamous cell ca...
Plants in your garden or local herbal market — like brahmi (Bacopa monnieri), used for centuries ...
Dynamic microtubules as sensors in animal cells.
Plant cells were actually the inspiration for this animal-cell discovery — the sensing behavior o...
Rewiring mTOR signaling in Alzheimer's disease: emerging mTOR modul...
Dozens of the most promising experimental Alzheimer's drugs trace their chemical blueprints to ma...
