Sekundárny metabolizmus (Úvod do štúdia prírodných látok)

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Miroslava Martinková

This electronic material focuses on the subject of secondary metabolism and its products - secondary metabolites. The material gives an overview of the basic building blocks and construction mechanisms through which molecules can be synthesized in living organisms (plants). The processes of formation of the mentioned metabolites are explained using the basic mechanisms of organic reactions. Several of the secondary metabolites presented have a remarkable biological profile and are used as therapeutics or serve as lead compounds for the development of novel pharmacological agents. This electronic document is primarily intended for students of the Master's degree programme in Organic Chemistry as supporting material for the profile subject Chemistry of Natural Products.

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Method of publication:
E-book (pdf)
Author:
Miroslava Martinková
Document type:
Course Notes
Number of pages:
66
Available from:
08.02.2024
Year of publication:
2024
Edition:
1st edition
Publication language:
Slovak
Faculty:
Prírodovedecká fakulta
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