Marine Natural Products: From Sea to Pharmacy

Nature has provided the inspiration for many of today’s most important medicines, yet the need for new drugs to treat diseases such as cancer and antibiotic resistant bacterial infection remains high. Paul Jensen describes how he and other researchers are tapping into the world’s oceans - home to a majority of its biodiversity - as a relatively new resource for natural product drug discovery. [9/2019] [Show ID: 34636]
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01:36 - Paul Jensen
41:11 - Audience Questions
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I want to thank Prof. Paul Jensen for this lecture because it is much useful for me and arranging my thought.

[@brianmckittrick9531]

Phenomenal work and talk. As a former student in Bill Fenical's lab in 1978, I really appreciate seeing the evolution of the field.

[@DrugTalk]

Wow this was really interesting. So much new information. Great work!

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Absolute phenomenal video with a cool topic! After watching this I chose Salinosporamide A for my school presentation topic and I'm still thankful for all the information. nice.

[@gzpo]

Good job, Paul. Thank you.

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female copepod pheromones are super interesting. Fascinating

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thanks paul

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AMAZING

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do you have book for this Sir ??

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Exploration, find complex molecule, modified in microbiology area of renewable resources.

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Marine microbes. (22:00)