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A in-depth exploration of alkaloids and other nitrogen-containing derivatives in medicinal chemistry

Medicinal chemistry lessons from nature (volume 3): Alkaloids and other nitrogen-containing derivatives

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Bentham Science Publishers

Book Name: Medicinal Chemistry Lessons From Nature (Volume 3): Alkaloids and Other Nitrogen-Containing Derivatives

Press Release Title: A In-depth Exploration of Alkaloids and Other Nitrogen-Containing Derivatives in Medicinal Chemistry

About Book:

Bentham Science has released the 3rd volume of Medicinal Chemistry Lessons from Nature. The new volume, edited by Dr. Raja Chakraborty and Saikat Sen, presents a groundbreaking compendium of valuable insights into the realm of alkaloids and nitrogen-containing derivatives, ushering readers into a world of untapped potential in medicinal chemistry.

The pursuit of drug discovery from natural products is always challenging due to technical issues involving screening, isolation, characterization, identification, and optimization, which results in a decline in their pursuit by pharmaceutical companies. However, over the past few decades, the demand for natural products has been increasing, and researchers are concentrating on drug discovery from traditional medicinal sources.

Drug discovery from medicinal plants is considered a hot spot of research. A large number of drugs have been obtained from medicinal plants, and several others have been discovered by using phytochemicals as leads. Plants have historically proven their value as a major source of bioactive molecules and still represent an imperative pool for the discovery of novel drug leads.

This volume is a collection of important research in this field, which will strengthen scientific advancement in natural product-based drug discovery and will be helpful for the scientific community.

Medicinal Chemistry Lessons from Nature (Volume 3) offers a comprehensive account of:

  • The structural diversity and synthesis of alkaloids and nitrogen-containing derivatives.
  • Their natural occurrence and ecological roles in various plant and microbial sources.
  • The impact of alkaloids in traditional medicine and indigenous healing practices.
  • Cutting-edge techniques for isolation, purification, and identification of these compounds.
  • Their potent pharmacological activities and therapeutic applications across diverse medical domains.
  • The promise of alkaloids as inspiration for drug design and development.

For more information about the book or to acquire a copy, please visit https://bit.ly/3pOcbpB

About the Authors:

Dr. Raja Chakraborty

Dr. Chakraborty has over 15 years of experience in teaching and conducting research in various PCI Approved Pharmacy Colleges and Universities. He has authored/edited books, contributed to peer-reviewed edited books, and published over 90 research and review articles in reputable journals, in addition to co-PIing an external funded project. He is also affiliated with various professional organizations and journals as a Life Member, Fellow Member, Scientific Advisor, Editorial Board Member, Advisor Board Member, and Reviewer. Dr. Chakraborty has devoted his research efforts to medicinal chemistry, traditional medicine, chemical profiling of phytochemicals, metabolic disorder, and oxidative stress, and has supervised three PhD schoalrs.

Dr. Saikat Sen

Saikat Sen, M.Pharm, Ph.D, FICS, FBSS is a Professor, Assam down town University, Guwahati, India. He has a B.Pharm degree from JSS College of Pharmacy, Ooty, a Master's degree in Pharmacology from the College of Pharmacy, Sri Ramakrishna Institute of Paramedical Sciences, Coimbatore, and Ph.D. degree in Pharmaceutical Sciences from Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Anantapur, Andhra Pradesh. He has written two books, edited three others, and contributed to various peer-reviewed edited books published by renowned publishers worldwide. He has published over 80 research and review articles in highly regarded national and international journals.


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