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E-grāmata: Lignan Handbook

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  • Formāts: 1044 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 07-Jun-2022
  • Izdevniecība: CRC Press Inc
  • Valoda: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781498752213
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Lignans are aromatic compounds isolated from plants. This handbook presents an authoritative and comprehensive review of lignan chemistry, biochemistry, nomenclature, uses, and occurrence. Lignans are used in a wide variety of industries and this book will appeal to those working in the pulp and paper industries, renewable energy, specialty chemicals, pharmaceuticals, flavors and fragrances, agriculture and forestry, evolution and ecology.

Additionally, the book features a comprehensive lignans dictionary section, drawn from the prestigious Dictionary of Natural Products. Other features include:











Presents a comprehensive and up-to-date account of this important group of natural products





Addresses and resolves problems in current lignan nomenclature





Edited by the leaders in the field of lignan chemistry and biochemistry
Foreword ix
Preface xi
The Editors xiii
Chapter 1 Redefining Lignan/Neolignan Nomenclature and Diversity: A Historical Perspective
1(14)
Laurence B. Davin
Norman G. Lewis
Chapter 2 The Occurrence and Diversity of Potential "Lignan Building Blocks" in Nature
15(12)
Laurence B. Davin
Norman G. Lewis
Chapter 3 Monomeric Phenylpropanoid (C6C3) and Lignan (C6C3 Dimeric) Natural Products in Plants, Bacteria, Fungi, and Animals: Structural Diversity, Chemotaxonomy, and Roadmap
27(32)
Laurence B. Davin
Norman G. Lewis
Chapter 4 Dirigent Protein Roadmap to Lignans and Other Vascular Plant Phenol Classes
59(22)
Laurence B. Davin
John R. Cort
Clyde A. Smith
Qingyan Meng
Syed G. A. Moinuddin
Michael A. Costa
Diana L. Bedgar
Norman G. Lewis
Chapter 5 8--8'-Lignan Biosynthesis Roadmap
81(34)
Laurence B. Davin
Norman G. Lewis
Chapter 6 8--2'-, 8--3'-, 8--5'-, and 8--0-4'-Linked Lignan Biosynthesis Roadmap
115(14)
Laurence B. Davin
Norman G. Lewis
Chapter 7 Allylphenol and Propenylphenol Biosynthesis and C9/C9' Deoxygenation Roadmap
129(20)
Laurence B. Davin
Sung-Jin Kim
Da Lu
Norman G. Lewis
Chapter 8 8--8'- and 8--7'-Norlignan Biosynthesis Roadmap
149(6)
Laurence B. Davin
Norman G. Lewis
Chapter 9 Roadmap to "Mixed Biochemical Pathway" Lignans
155(14)
Laurence B. Davin
Norman G. Lewis
Chapter 10 Oligomeric Lignan Diversity in Planta: A Biochemical Roadmap for the Future
169(24)
Syed G. A. Moinuddin
Laurence B. Davin
Norman G. Lewis
Chapter 11 Lignan Chirality Roadmap: A Scientific Art in Danger of Being Lost?
193(16)
Laurence B. Davin
Syed G. A. Moinuddin
Daneel Ferreira
Norman G. Lewis
Index 209(8)
Introduction to Lignan Dictionary 217
Norman G. Lewis currently holds positions of Regents Professor and Eisig-Tode Distinguished Professor, Institute of Biological Chemistry, at Washington State University. He is Regional Editor of Phytochemistry. He has received numerous forms of recognition including: election to Corresponding Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, FRSE, Scotlands National Academy of Science and Letters; Fellow of the American Society for Plant Biologists (ASPB); Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), Life Member of the Phytochemical Society for North America (PSNA), and Fellow, International Academy of Wood Science (IAWS). He also holds a Fulbright Distinguished Professor Fellowship (Science without Borders) to Brazil for 2014/2015. He has held many leadership positions in various learned societies, such as President of the American Society of Gravitational and Space Biology (ASGSB) and President, PSNA, as well as responsibilities/offices with the American Chemical Society and other professional organizations. He serves on several editorial boards, federal and international grant review panels, and scientific advisory boards worldwide.

Laurence Davin is a Senior Research Scientist Faculty in the Institute of Biological Chemistry, Washington State University, Pullman, WA, USA. Dr. Davins research activities include support as co-Principal Investigator from funding through U.S. DOE, NASA, NIH, NSF, USDA/USDA NIFA, as well as from Lewis B. and Dorothy Cullman, Thomas G. and Anita Hargrove and Arthur M. and Katie Eisig-Tode Foundations. She received her BSc and PhD degrees in Plant Biochemistry/Physiology from l Université Paul Sabatier, Toulouse and was awarded a post-doctoral appointment at the National Research Council (Saskatoon) of Canadas Plant Biotechnology Institute in the late Ted Underhills Laboratory, where she focused on glucosinolate biogenesis. This was followed by a Research Associate appointment at Virginia Tech, prior to joining the WSU faculty ranks.