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Bioactive substances of marine animals: polyoxygenated substances

  • Y. Hirata
Veröffentlicht/Copyright: 1. Januar 2009

Published Online: 2009-01-01
Published in Print: 1989-01-01

© 2013 Walter de Gruyter GmbH, Berlin/Boston

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  1. Preface
  2. Slime moulds (Myxomycetes) as a source of new biologically active metabolites
  3. A proposal for biosynthesis of the Daphniphyllum alkaloids
  4. Bioactive substances of marine animals: polyoxygenated substances
  5. Poly-(R)-3-hydroxybutyrate (PHB) biosynthesis: mechanistic studies on the biological Claisen condensation catalyzed by β-ketoacyl thiolase
  6. Natural products synthesis: palytoxin
  7. Contribution to the chemistry of β-lactam antibiotics: 1-oxa nuclear analogs of naturally occurring β-lactam antibiotics
  8. Biosynthetic and synthetic studies on the pigments of life
  9. The evolution of terpenes to sterols
  10. Isolation and structures of peptide hormones from the silkworm Bombyx mori: bombyxins - peptides structurally related to insulin
  11. Guggultetrols: a new class of naturally occurring lipids
  12. Isolation and structure elucidation of tannins
  13. Theory of rhodopsin activation: probable charge redistribution of excited state chromophore
  14. Structural studies of natural products by new NMR techniques
  15. Studies on algal carotenoids
  16. Effect of a marine algal constituent on the growth of lettuce and rice seedlings
  17. Isolation and structure of new toxins from plants
  18. Stereocontrolled synthesis of dihydroxycholecalciferol precursors
  19. Synthetic studies on nogalamycin congeners. Total syntheses of (+)-nogarene, (+)-7-con-O-methylnogarol, and their related compounds
  20. Synthetic studies on pseudolaric acid A
  21. Total synthesis of glycinoeclepin A
  22. Synthetic studies on gibberellins and antheridiogens
  23. Recent developments in natural product synthesis
  24. Hitachimycin (a.k.a. stubomycin): structural and synthetic studies
  25. Natural product syntheses based on asymmetric Diels-Alder reactions
  26. New methodologies for the synthesis of natural products
  27. New approach for natural product synthesis using main group organometallic reagents
  28. Synthetic studies on sesbanimides
  29. Studies directed towards the stereoselective synthesis of polyene macrolide antibiotics
  30. The synthesis of brassinosteroid
  31. Design of an efficient strategy for total synthesis of the microbial metabolite (-)-bactobolin
  32. The stereospecific synthesis of reserpine
  33. Chemical and pharmacological studies on sedative cyclopeptide alkaloids in some Rhamnaceae plants
  34. Studies in biotechnology. Important routes to the synthesis and biosynthesis of biologically active natural products
  35. Isolation and structural studies on new natural products of potential biological importance
  36. Some bioactive substances from plants of West China
  37. Synthesis and biological function of bacterial endotoxin
  38. Endogenous xanthurenic acid as a regulator of the crustacean molt cycle
  39. Chemistry, computers and carcinogenesis
  40. Oxidative strand scission of DNA
  41. Artificially elicited capabilities of enzymes and their application in natural product chemistry
  42. Active fragments of natural polysaccharides
  43. Studies on the biosynthesis of antibiotics
  44. Investigations of polypeptide biosynthesis: formation of peptide amides
  45. Stereochemical studies of natural products biosynthesis
  46. Structure-function relationship of polypeptide toxins: modifying gating mechanism of sodium channel
  47. NMR studies of the enzyme mechanisms of B12
  48. Interspecies distribution and biogenetic origin of tetrodotoxin and its derivatives
  49. Sponge secondary metabolites: new results
  50. Dinoflagellate and other microalgal toxins: chemistry and biochemistry
  51. Marine natural products: new results from Red Sea invertebrates
  52. Novel cytotoxins and fungicides from blue-green algae and marine animals possessing algal symbionts
  53. Biologically active marine natural products
  54. Biological activity in New Zealand marine organisms
  55. Amazing new alkaloid skeletons from the marine sponge Reniera sarai
  56. Terpenoids from bark beetles, solitary bees and danaine butterflies
  57. Recent results in the synthesis of semiochemicals: synthesis of glycinoeclepin A
  58. Synthetic and chemical studies on pheromones of some forest pest insects
  59. Bio-organic studies of insect olfaction
  60. The aphid sex pheromone
  61. Insect chemical communication systems
  62. Targeting DNA sites with chiral metal complexes
  63. The use of high affinity binding bioligands modified by transition metal carbonyl moieties
  64. A novel lysine-substituted nucleoside in the first position of the anticodon of minor isoleucine tRNA from Escherichia coli
  65. Natural products that cleave DNA
  66. From natural bleomycins to man-designed bleomycins
  67. Molecular basis of the activity of antibiotics of the vancomycin group
  68. Systematic synthesis design: the SYNGEN program
  69. Computer simulation studies of spherands, crowns and porphyrins: application of computer graphics, distance geometry, molecular mechanics and molecular dynamics approaches
  70. Application of molecular mechanics to natural product chemistry
  71. Molecular modelling: scientific and technological boundaries
  72. The description of organic reactions based on imaginary transition structures. A novel approach to the computer-oriented taxonomy of organic reactions
  73. Application of the automated structure elucidation system (CHEMICS) to the chemistry of natural products
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