Natural Products


Natural products are compounds produced by living organisms—including animals, plants, and microorganisms—and include both structural components and secondary metabolites. Plants, in particular, are a major source, rich in bioactive constituents like flavonoids and alkaloids, which underpin the pharmacological effects of traditional Chinese medicine. While natural products are primarily obtained through chemical isolation, they can also be prepared by semi-synthetic or total synthesis methods. Their complex structures pose significant challenges for organic chemists.
Natural products represent a core source of lead compounds for innovative drug discovery, providing bioactive templates that facilitate biochemical research, the identification of novel therapeutic targets, the development of new therapies, and the elucidation of underlying mechanisms. In addition, natural products are widely applied in the fields of food, cosmetics, and health supplements, where their antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and other bioactivities support research into related diseases.
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N1928 (+)-Corynoline -
N1929 Timosaponin b- II -
N1933 Kaempferitrin;Lespedin; Lespenephryl -
N1935 L-Carnitine inner saltSummary: Quaternary amine found in mammalian tissue -
N1936 Benzoylaconitine -
N1937 Anemoside A3 -
N1940 Tanshinone IIA---sulfonic sodium -
N1941 Butane diacid -
N1942 Benzoylmesaconitine -
N1943 Benzoylhypaconitine

