ICBS 2021: Looking Toward the Next Decade of Chemical Biology

Veale, Clinton G. L.; Talukdar, Arindam; Vauzeilles, Boris

doi:10.1021/acschembio.2c00209

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“…Consequently, research conducted at the chemical biology interface has catalyzed major developments in almost all of the traditional domains of chemistry and biochemistry, including synthetic organic chemistry, natural product chemistry, inorganic chemistry, structural biology, biochemistry and pharmacology. [7]…”

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“…As such, more recent technological advances afforded by the post‐genomic era has seen the classical definitions of chemistry, biochemistry and related fields becoming increasingly blurred. Consequently, research conducted at the chemical biology interface has catalyzed major developments in almost all of the traditional domains of chemistry and biochemistry, including synthetic organic chemistry, natural product chemistry, inorganic chemistry, structural biology, biochemistry and pharmacology [7] …”

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Biological and Medicinal Chemistry in Africa

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The young, fast‐growing population of Africa means that harnessing the economic benefits of scientific research is critical to sustained and equitable growth in the continent. Moreover, the whole world would benefit from the added intellectual contribution that would come from nurturing African science. The high burden of neglected diseases in Africa makes chemical biology a particularly important field. In this editorial, the reconvergence of science conducted at the interface of chemistry and biology is placed in the context of African participation, its importance to global science and the unique blend of supporting and hindering factors that influence African scientific contributions. The new Biological and Medicinal Chemistry in Africa special collection showcases a broad spectrum of African chemical biology.

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confidence: 99%

Section: The Interface Of Chemistry and Biologymentioning

confidence: 99%