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Lichen Secondary Metabolites Bioactive Properties and Pharmaceutical Potential

Out of Print
By: Branislav Ranković(Editor)
202 pages, 7 colour & 2 b/w photos and illustrations, tables
Publisher: Springer Nature
Lichen Secondary Metabolites
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  • Lichen Secondary Metabolites ISBN: 9783319133737 Hardback Jan 2015 Out of Print #220441
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About this book

The present book discusses in detail the nature and bioactive properties of lichen secondary metabolites. Their therapeutic potential ranges from antibiotic to antioxidant and from anticarcinogenic to antiviral activity. It further discusses their use in traditional medicine and highlights possible future directions in the study of their pharmaceutical potential.

Contents

- Lichens as a potential source of bioactive secondary metabolites
- Lichens used in traditional medicine
- Lichen secondary metabolites as potential antibiotic agents
- Studies on antioxidant properties of lichen secondary metabolites
- Investigations of lichen secondary metabolites with potential anticancer activity
- Antigenotoxic effect of some lichen metabolites
- Lichen secondary metabolites as possible antiviral agents
- Future directions in the study of pharmaceutical potential of lichens

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Out of Print
By: Branislav Ranković(Editor)
202 pages, 7 colour & 2 b/w photos and illustrations, tables
Publisher: Springer Nature
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