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The demands of phytopharmaceuticals continue to grow and to meet this demand, various biotechnological processes need to be incorporated in the production and mapping of metabolic pathways. This book discusses biotechnological processes and insilco approaches for making various plant-based chemo therapeutics.
List of contents
Chapters
Overview on phyto pharmaceuticals and biotechnology of herbal plants
Indian Spices: Treasure of active pharmaceutical compounds.
Trends in Breeding Medicinal and Aromatic Plants – Challenges and Prospects
Controlled Environment Agriculture - An opportunity for customizing secondary metabolite production.
Advances in Micropropagation of pharmaceutically important fruit Crops
Exploring the diversity of plant alkaloids through multi-omics approach
Recent investigations on protective mechanisms of flavonoids against sarcopenia
Herbal medicinal compounds and their anti-breast cancer actions: A mechanistic perspective.
Aromatic plants as a source of natural antioxidants and their potential to reduce disease risk
Phytopharmaceuticals of Medicinal Plants for the Treatment of Common Illnesses
A Disease-Driven Approach to Medicinal Natural Products.
Recent Insights into Cannabinoids: Functions, Mechanisms, Clinical Trials and Technological advancement in Cancer and Neurological diseases.
Anti-Cancer Phytopharmaceuticals: A Green Approach towards treating Cancer.
Synergism between Anticancer Drugs and Seaweed Metabolites for Cancer Treatment
Recent Perspectives on the Medicinal Potential of Plant Based Adaptogens
Workflow and methods of in silico analysis of compounds isolated from medicinal plants: an overview
Basics of Photobiology and Clinical Indications forPhototherapy in anti-aging
Role of nanotechnology in the field of phytopharmaceuticals for the delivery of herbal drugs
Phytonanotechnology: Plant mediated green construction of MNPs and their biomedical implementation against MDR Bacteria
Past, Present and Future of Aromatic Plants
About the author
Sachidanand Singh, Rahul Datta, Parul Johri, Mala Trivedi
Summary
The demands of phytopharmaceuticals continue to grow and to meet this demand, various biotechnological processes need to be incorporated in the production and mapping of metabolic pathways. This book discusses biotechnological processes and insilco approaches for making various plant-based chemo therapeutics.
