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Studies in Natural Products Chemistry, Volume 88 delves into the synthesis, biological evaluation, and pharmacological properties of natural products derived from both plant and animal kingdoms. Beyond coverage of medicinal properties and biosynthesis, the book highlights the diversity of chemical structures shaped by evolutionary processes. It underscores the role of genetic modulation over millennia in shaping these compounds and provides comprehensive accounts of breakthrough discoveries. The volume also discusses the integration of modern analytical methods, emphasizing their importance in accelerating research.

By offering both fundamental and advanced insights, this work serves as an essential reference for chemists, biologists, and pharmaceutical scientists aiming to explore and harness the potential of natural products. With the rapid evolution of spectroscopic and high-throughput screening technologies, this book helps researchers understand how to isolate and analyze the myriad chemical structures present in nature.

Inhalt

1. Naphthoquinones: A Promising Approach for The Treatment of Diabetes
   
   2. The Management of Diabetes Mellitus with Prebiotics - A Review
   3. Plant-Derived Natural Products from Medicinal Plants as Antidiabetic Agents
   4. Bioactive Natural Products Exhibiting Anticancer Activities
   5. Progress On Anticancer Properties of Beta-Carboline Analogues: A Review of Dynamic Synthetic Accessibility and Bioactivity
   6. MicroRNA Regulation by Medicinal Plants and Derived Compounds: Potential Implications for Cancer Treatment
   7. Anti-Atherosclerotic and Cardioprotective Phytochemicals of Tea (Camellia sinensis)
   8. Bioactive Lichen Substances and Their Application
   9. A Comprehensive Review on Biological Activities, Element, Phenolic and Chemical Contents of Lentisk
   10. Recent Advances in Structure-Activity Studies of Chitosan and Its Derivatives
   11. Essential Oils: Unleashing Therapeutic Potential with Nanotechnology
   12. Therapeutic Potential of Natural Products of Plant Origin and Available Synthetic Derivatives in The Treatment of Schistosomiasis
   13. A review: Major Bioactive Compounds in Cotinus coggygria Scop. Leaves and Their Health Implications
   14. 1H NMR-Based Metabolomics for Evaluating Compound Differences in Indonesian Coffees
   15. Harnessing Bioinspiration: A Versatile Driving Force in the Total Synthesis of Alkaloids