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Titre : Nature's chemicals : the natural products that shaped our world Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : Richard Firn, Auteur Editeur : Oxford : Oxford university press Année de publication : 2010 Importance : XI, 250 p. Présentation : ill. Format : 25 cm ISBN/ISSN/EAN : 978-0-19-956683-9 Note générale : Mention de couv. : "Oxford biology".
Bibliogr. p. [219] - 237. - IndexLangues : Anglais (eng) Mots-clés : Produits naturels
Biomolécules actives
Natural products
Bioactive compoundsIndex. décimale : 577.1 Bases chimiques de la vie. Biochimie et chimie bioorganique en général Résumé : Natural Products (NPs) is the term used to describe the hundreds ofthousands of chemical compounds or substances that are continually produced by living organisms (plants and microbes). Hundreds of millions of tons of these chemicals are generated annually, and the trade in just a few of these has dominated human economic activity for thousands of years. Indeed, the current world geopolitical map has been shaped
by attempts to control the supply of a few of these compounds. Every day of our lives each human spends time and money trying to procure the NPs of their choice. However, despite their overwhelming influence on human culture, they remain poorly understood. A knowledge of NPs can help in our search for new drugs, further the debate about GM manipulation, help us address environmental pollution, and enable a better understanding of drug trafficking. This is the first book to describe
Natural Products (NPs) in an evolutionary context, distilling the few simple principles that govern the way in which organisms (including
humans) have evolved to produce, cope with, or respond to NPs. It neatly synthesizes a widely dispersed literature and provides a general picture of NPs, encompassing evolution, history, ecology, and environmental issues (along with some deeper theory relevant to biochemistry), with the goal of enabling a wider section of the scientific community to fully
appreciate the crucial importance of Natural Products to human culture and future survival.Note de contenu : In summary :
1. What Are Natural Products?
2. The Importance of NPs in Human Affairs.
3. The Main Classes of NPs—Only a Few Pathways Lead to the Majority of NPs.
4. Are NPs Different from Synthetic Chemicals?
5. Why Do Organisms Make NPs?
6. NPs, Chemicals and the Environment.
7. Natural Products and the Pharmaceutical Industry.
8. The Chemical Interactions between Organisms.
9. The Evolution of Metabolism.
10. The Genetic Modification of NP Pathways—Possible Opportunities and Possible Pitfalls.Nature's chemicals : the natural products that shaped our world [texte imprimé] / Richard Firn, Auteur . - Oxford : Oxford university press, 2010 . - XI, 250 p. : ill. ; 25 cm.
ISBN : 978-0-19-956683-9
Mention de couv. : "Oxford biology".
Bibliogr. p. [219] - 237. - Index
Langues : Anglais (eng)
Mots-clés : Produits naturels
Biomolécules actives
Natural products
Bioactive compoundsIndex. décimale : 577.1 Bases chimiques de la vie. Biochimie et chimie bioorganique en général Résumé : Natural Products (NPs) is the term used to describe the hundreds ofthousands of chemical compounds or substances that are continually produced by living organisms (plants and microbes). Hundreds of millions of tons of these chemicals are generated annually, and the trade in just a few of these has dominated human economic activity for thousands of years. Indeed, the current world geopolitical map has been shaped
by attempts to control the supply of a few of these compounds. Every day of our lives each human spends time and money trying to procure the NPs of their choice. However, despite their overwhelming influence on human culture, they remain poorly understood. A knowledge of NPs can help in our search for new drugs, further the debate about GM manipulation, help us address environmental pollution, and enable a better understanding of drug trafficking. This is the first book to describe
Natural Products (NPs) in an evolutionary context, distilling the few simple principles that govern the way in which organisms (including
humans) have evolved to produce, cope with, or respond to NPs. It neatly synthesizes a widely dispersed literature and provides a general picture of NPs, encompassing evolution, history, ecology, and environmental issues (along with some deeper theory relevant to biochemistry), with the goal of enabling a wider section of the scientific community to fully
appreciate the crucial importance of Natural Products to human culture and future survival.Note de contenu : In summary :
1. What Are Natural Products?
2. The Importance of NPs in Human Affairs.
3. The Main Classes of NPs—Only a Few Pathways Lead to the Majority of NPs.
4. Are NPs Different from Synthetic Chemicals?
5. Why Do Organisms Make NPs?
6. NPs, Chemicals and the Environment.
7. Natural Products and the Pharmaceutical Industry.
8. The Chemical Interactions between Organisms.
9. The Evolution of Metabolism.
10. The Genetic Modification of NP Pathways—Possible Opportunities and Possible Pitfalls.Exemplaires
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