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NATURAL PRODUCT SYNTHESIS, BIOSYNTHESIS AND DRUG DISCOVERY

PHMSCI 786
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Synthesis and biosynthesis of natural products in drug discovery. Topics include: natural products in drug discovery; biosynthetic pathways and synthetic strategies for major natural product classes; and basic bioorganic chemistry and enzyme mechanisms in biosynthesis.

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