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Chemistry of Natural Products Derived from Marine Sources

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Book cover Fortschritte der Chemie Organischer Naturstoffe / Progress in the Chemistry of Organic Natural Products 29

Abstract

The chemistry of substances derived from plants, fungi and bacteria has in past several decades received a great deal of attention. Indeed, many natural products and their synthetic analogs play an important part in several major industries today. However, a brief glance at the literature dealing with marine sources reveals a gross lack of chemical activity. We may describe investigations in marine science as zoological, biological, pharmacological, clinical and chemical—with activity decreasing in that order.

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