Indispensable Power to Marine Drugs: Female Scientists' Achievements
A special issue of Marine Drugs (ISSN 1660-3397).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 April 2019) | Viewed by 368
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Marine organisms are an unlimited field of research, in term of bioactive compounds, which have attracted increased attention during the past decades. Indeed, the complexity of marine habitats and the plasticity of biological adaptations to a wide range of environments has been recognized as an untapped source of novel metabolites.
This remarkable biodiversity naturally translates into chemical diversity. The marine environment has been demonstrated to be a rich source from animals, algae and microorganisms of structurally-diverse, biologically-active and high-added value compounds. It is expected that many of these substances will have therapeutic, cosmetic or nutritional applications. Some of them have demonstrated properties useful in the field of biocatalysis and chemistry.
This Special Issue entitled “Indispensable Power to Marine Drugs: Female Scientists' Achievements” welcomes contributions with female first and last authors, as a sign of female scientist input in the scope of marine bioactive natural substances. As the Guest Editors, we encourage female scientists to submit their latest research findings or reviews to show the strength of their knowledge in this field.
Dr. Véronique Martin-Jézéquel
Dr. Justine Dumay
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- Marine natural products
- Bioactive compounds
- High-added value compounds
- Drug discovery
- Extraction methodologies
- Structural and Chemical characterization
- Bioactivities
- Natural product chemistry
- Organic synthesis
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