Professor Seeks Plant Drugs For Medical Use In Appalachia
Dr. Gabor B. Fedor of West Virginia University explores plant derived compounds like prosopine and vinaline from African, Argentinian, and Appalachian sources. He aims to identify medically active plant chemicals and expand herbal medicine research amid rising plant based prescriptions in the U.S.
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Fodor Advances Synthesis To Create New Medicinal Compounds
West Virginia University Centennial Professor Dr. Gabor Fodor works on synthesizing prosopine and related isomers to reach medically active compounds. The research uses ansa compounds and rhodium catalysts to control hydrogenation and create potential new drugs.
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