Natural Products and Drug Discovery
05 November 2019 publication
Natural Products and Drug Discovery are the topics explored in the November edition of Microbiology Today. Various potential sources of novel drugs are discussed, with the featured articles examining the promise of foods such as honey and garlic, as well as bacterial products. The repurposing of existing drugs is another topic covered in the featured articles, as well as the process of drug development from an industry perspective in the Comment piece.
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Editorial
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From the President
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From the Chief Executive
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News
05 November 2019 -
Gill Elliott: Chair of the Virus Division
05 November 2019 -
Actinomycetes as nature’s pharmacists
05 November 2019 -
Breaking barriers with garlic
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Manuka honey: potential from beehive to bedside
05 November 2019 -
Burkholderia bacteria: natural alternatives to synthetic pesticides
05 November 2019 -
Antimicrobial resistance, antimicrobial peptides and drug repurposing
05 November 2019 -
Annual Conference 2020
05 November 2019 -
Focused Meetings and events update
05 November 2019 -
Annual General Meeting and Showcase of the Society’s Achievements
05 November 2019 -
Spotlight on grants: Education and Outreach
05 November 2019 -
The new face of Microbiology
05 November 2019 -
Reviving the antibiotic research and development pipeline: marine natural products
05 November 2019 -
Reflections on being a member of the Microbiology Society
05 November 2019 -
Microbiology Society and MiSAC: 50 years of mutualism
05 November 2019 -
Early Career Microbiologists’ Forum Update: Looking forward: translating research and tackling mental health
05 November 2019 -
Member Q&A
05 November 2019 -
Obituary: Professor Michael Rossmann 1930–2019
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Reviews
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Comment: Industry insights into drug development
05 November 2019