Perspectives on Natural Products and Drug Discovery

The Scientist brings together a panel of experts to discuss tools and strategies for characterizing natural products and testing their roles as drug candidates.

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Historically, natural products have played an important role in therapeutic treatment. The application of analytical methods, including chromatography, spectroscopy, structural biology, genomics, biochemistry and molecular biology, enables screening of natural products to identify novel therapeutics and analyze their biological activities. The Scientist brings together a panel of experts to discuss tools and strategies for characterizing natural products and testing their roles as drug candidates. Attendees will have an opportunity to interact with the experts, ask questions and seek advice on topics that are unique to their research.

Topics to be covered:

Dr. A. Douglas Kinghorn
Professor and Jack L. Beal Chair
The Ohio State University

Dr. Christine Salomon
Assistant Professor and Assistant Director
Center for Drug Design
University of Minnesota

Dr. Bill Baker
Professor, Department of Chemistry
Director, Center for Drug Discovery and Innovation
University of South Florida

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