Antibacterial drug discovery

Part 1 book "Antiparasitic and antibacterial drug discovery - From molecular targets to drug candidates" includes content: Anthelmintic resistance as a guide to the discovery of new drugs, target identification and validation in antiparasitic drug discovery, selective drug targets in parasites, lessons learned from target based lead discovery, approaches towards antiparasitic drug candidates for veterinary use,.... and other contents.

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Part 2 book "Antiparasitic and antibacterial drug discovery - From molecular targets to drug candidates" includes content: In search of trypanocidal drugs, trypanosomatid protein kinases as potential drug targets, chemotherapeutic development strategies for schistosomiasis, searching new antiparasitics in virtual space, chemical optimization of anthelmintic compounds – a case study,.... and other contents.

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Researchers have extensively focused on marine originated antimicrobial drugs, looking at the fact that terrestrial source of antibiotics are exhausted and demand of newer class of antimicrobials due to ever increasing resistance level in existing drug classes. Antibiotics like antibacterial, antiviral, antifungal agents are among the pharmaceutical agents being developed from marine resources (Mayer and Hamann, 2002).

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(BQ) Part 1 of the document Textbook of organic medicinal and pharmaceutical chemistry presents the following contents: Drug design strategies, metabolic changes of drugs and related organic compounds, biotechnology and drug discovery, immunobiologicals, anti infective agents, antibacterial antibiotics, antiviral agents,...

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For the last 60 or so years the chemotherapy of bacterial infections has been dominated by natural products and their semi-synthetic variants. Although the term antibiotic was initially used exclusively to describe those anti-bacterials of natural or semi-synthetic origin, it has become broadened in common usage to include antibacterial agents of purely synthetic origin as well. The emphasis of this chapter will be on the discovery of novel prototype structures that represent the different classes of antibiotic e.g.

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Antibiotic agents have been in widespread and largely effective therapeutic use since their discovery in the 20th century. However, the emergence of multi-drug resistant pathogens now presents an increasing global challenge to both human and veterinary medicine. It is now widely acknowledged that there is a need to develop novel antimicrobial agents to minimize the threat of further antimicrobial resistance.

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