New Horizons in Natural Compound Research

During the first two decades of this century, conventional compounds have been found to have more bacterial resistance. What is additionally worrying is the rediscovery of the so-called natural compounds, which are in good standing due to their plant or animal origin. However, they do not form a well-classified group of substances

New Horizons in Natural Compound Research provides the latest updates in natural compound research (plant, microbes, algae, fungi) and their novel applications in health, agriculture and environment. It gives the recent advances in extraction of natural compounds, cutting edge approaches for natural compound purifications and emerging trends in natural compound screening and identification.

It also provides a detailed explanation of the databases and libraries of natural compounds, as well as their significance.

New Horizons in Natural Compound Research focuses on research and multidisciplinary practical techniques iof natural product research, encouraging young scientists to pursue unique research while also generating strong research ideas.

From a future perspective, it acts as a guide to identify potential areas and new research opportunities in the field of natural products and their service towards human beings, animals, and the environment.