Plant cell culture combined with chemistry - a powerful route to complex natural products

Articles in the same Issue

1. The medical potential of catalytic antibodies
2. Genetic selection strategies for generating and characterizing catalysts
3. Catalytic antibodies: regio- and enantioselectivity in a hetero Diels-Alder reaction
4. The transformylase enzymes of de novo purine biosynthesis
5. Why natural DNA is based on 2'-deoxyribose, with 3',5' phosphodiester links
6. Chiral chemodiversity and its role for biological activity. Some observations from studies on insect/insect and insect/plant relationships
7. Biomimetic syntheses of alkaloids based on tetrahydropyridine
8. Vitamin B12. Recent discoveries cast new light on an ancient structure
9. Stereochemical aspects of flavour biogeneration through baker's yeast mediated reduction of carbonyl-activated double bonds
10. Plant cell culture combined with chemistry - a powerful route to complex natural products
11. A chemoenzymatic approach to carbohydrate-mediated cell adhesion
12. On the interaction of lignin peroxidase with lignin
13. Bacterial 2-haloacid dehalogenases: structures and catalytic properties
14. Structure and function of the potassium channel inhibitor from black scorpion venom
15. Recent results in pheromone synthesis
16. Use of carbohydrates and peptides in studies of adhesion of pathogenic bacteria and in efforts to generate carbohydrate-specific T cells
17. Chemistry and biology of selected natural products
18. How do the energetics of the stereoelectronic gauche and anomeric effects modulate the conformation of nucleos(t)ides?
19. Templates, autocatalysis and molecular replication
20. Template assisted protein de novo design
21. Development of supramolecular metalloprotein mimics
22. Effects of crown ethers and small amounts of cosolvent on the activity and enantioselectivity of α-chymotrypsin in organic sofvents
23. Screening of boronic acids for strong inhibition of the hydrolytic activity of α-chymotrypsin and for sugar sensing associated with a large fluorescence change
24. Structural reporter parameters for the characterisation of crystalline cellulose