Issue 6 of NPR now online
24 November 2008
Issue 6 of NPR includes a Highlight, six reviews and the latest Hot off the Press article.
In the Highlight article, Marc van der Kamp and Adrian Mulholland from the University of Bristol, UK describe how the application of computational enzymology aids understanding of how enzymes work. Focussing in particular on combined quantum mechanics/molecular mechanics calculations, they show the potential that these methods have in, for example, the design of new drugs or understanding the effect of genetic mutations related to disease.
As featured on the front cover (above), the review by Danielle Skropeta, University of Wollongong, Australia, describes the 390 novel natural products isolated from deep-sea fauna.
In the Highlight article, Marc van der Kamp and Adrian Mulholland from the University of Bristol, UK describe how the application of computational enzymology aids understanding of how enzymes work. Focussing in particular on combined quantum mechanics/molecular mechanics calculations, they show the potential that these methods have in, for example, the design of new drugs or understanding the effect of genetic mutations related to disease.

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As featured on the front cover (above), the review by Danielle Skropeta, University of Wollongong, Australia, describes the 390 novel natural products isolated from deep-sea fauna.
Natural Product Reports Issue 6
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Concise, topical reviews on subjects of general and specialist interest
Natural products research articles in Organic & Biomolecular Chemistry
Read the latest natural products research and review articles published in Organic & Biomolecular Chemistry.
