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#12 Natural Products-Inspired Antiparasitic Agents By Victor Ogungbe

About Victor: Victor Ogungbe is a Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry at Jackson State University in Jackson, Mississippi, and the Managing Partner at Biomolecular Science, LLC. He received academic training in chemistry, biotechnology, and chemical biology at the University of Alabama in Huntsville and Scripps Research. His scientific interests are in medicinal chemistry, chemical biology, drug discovery, and molecular recognition. His current research focuses on using early-stage drug discovery tools and machine learning to identify new biologically active small molecules and biologics for infectious diseases, crop protection and pest management, and cancer therapeutics. He is a member of the American Chemical Society and the American Society of Pharmacognosy. - If you enjoyed the webinar, would you please consider leaving a short comment below and subscribe to our station? It takes less than a minute, and it really will help us grow. We also love reading the reviews! Interested in being on the show? Visit researcharomatica.com/contact and fill out the form. - If you have a minute and can follow, review, or subscribe to any of our stations it helps us continue to provide and grow our content without subscription costs and advertisements. Just showing your support keeps this going. Thank you! Follow Research Aromatica on: Website: https://www.researcharomatica.com/​ Instagram:   / researcharo​.  . Facebook:   / aromaticplan.  . If you have a minute and can follow, review, or subscribe to any of our stations it helps us continue to provide and grow our content without subscription costs and advertisements. Just showing your support keeps this going. Thank you! - Made Possible By: This webinar is made possible by APRC, Aromatic Plant Research Center. APRC was created to provide access to uncompromising research, analysis, and testing services for essential oil communities.