Generate a ppt document summarising how photosynthesis links to plant derived drugs in detail. Include how and which different precursors produced from photosynthesis are fed into secondary pathways like shikimate generating different drug classes or plant derived drugs. Use more infographics on each of the slides and images and pathway schemes rather than just wording. Use the following Textbooks for reference Medicinal Natural Products: A biosynthetic approach Paul M. Dewick 3td edition. Heinrich M, Barnes J., Gibbons S., William E. M. (2003). Fundamentals of pharmacognosy and phytotherapy. Evans and Trease (2009). Trease and Evans pharmacognosy, 16th Edition Kokate, C.D., (1994). Practical Pharmacognosy 4th Edition, Vallabh Prakashan Barnes J., Anderson L.A., Phillips on J.D. (Herbal medicines second Edition Pharmaceutical Press Hostettmann K., Lea P. J. Biologically Active Natural products. Oxford Science Publications Relevant Pharmacopoeia and manuals (WHO and others)
Generate a ppt document summarising how photosynthesis links to plant derived drugs in detail.
Include how and which different precursors produced from photosynthesis are fed into secondary pathways like shikimate generating different drug classes or plant derived drugs.
Use more infographics on each of the slides and images and pathway schemes rather than just wording.
Use the following Textbooks for reference
Medicinal Natural Products: A biosynthetic approach Paul M. Dewick 3td edition.
Heinrich M, Barnes J., Gibbons S., William E. M. (2003). Fundamentals of pharmacognosy and phytotherapy.
Evans and Trease (2009). Trease and Evans pharmacognosy, 16th Edition
Kokate, C.D., (1994).
Practical Pharmacognosy 4th Edition, Vallabh Prakashan
Barnes J., Anderson L.A., Phillips on J.D. (Herbal medicines second Edition Pharmaceutical Press
Hostettmann K., Lea P. J. Biologically Active Natural products. Oxford Science Publications
Relevant Pharmacopoeia and manuals (WHO and others)
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This overview explores the intricate relationship between photosynthesis and drug development. It begins with how light energy is converted into primary metabolites, tracing carbon through essential pathways. The discussion then shifts to secondary metabolic pathways, highlighting the roles of phenylpropanoids, terpenoids, and alkaloids in drug creation, with case studies on Artemisia and opium poppy. Finally, it emphasizes the importance of biosynthesis in therapeutic applications,...