This technology involves studying and utilizing rare atom-containing natural products, primarily from biological sources, to explore their potential applications in biomedicine.
Identifying new drug candidates with unique properties that could lead to the development of novel treatments for diseases where current therapies are limited or ineffective.
Researchers identify, isolate, and characterize these natural products, then study their chemical structures and biological activities. They may also modify or synthesize them using synthetic biology techniques to enhance their therapeutic effects or improve their delivery mechanisms.
The manufacturing process involves extracting these natural products from biological sources, often using chromatography and other purification methods. Synthesis might involve chemical or enzymatic reactions.
Involves multiple steps including identification, isolation, structure elucidation, bioactivity screening, and optimization of the molecules for therapeutic use.
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