Natural Products Chemistry, International Symposium and U.S.Pakistan Workshop, Karachi, Pakistan, January 1992

描述：本项目支持团体参与 美国科学家在第五国际和美国-巴基斯坦 天然产物化学研讨会暨工作坊 1992年1月在巴基斯坦卡拉奇举行。 巴基斯坦 组织者是H.E.J研究生院的阿塔-乌尔-拉赫曼博士 卡拉奇大学化学研究所。 议题 解决将包括：隔离，结构确定， 天然产物中新型生物活性化合物的合成 源 隔离方法将强调技术 适合分离水溶性海洋天然 以及来自陆地生物的化合物。 特别 重点将放在综合以及 生物化学 预计将提供更多支助， 一些国际组织提供了一个框架， 来自南亚和中东的科学家参加了会议。 一些美国工业企业也对此感兴趣 派代表自费参加 研讨会部分的讨论，并探讨 技术合作和发展的潜力 会议的领域。 范围：本系列中的过去研讨会导致了高 在美国出版的高质量出版物，德国和 荷兰，并作为目前的参考。 几 这些讲习班产生了合作活动。 的 拟议的1992年会议的区域性质有助于广泛 在这一重要区域交流信息， 世界上的药用植物都是自然生长的。 美国和 巴基斯坦的组织者是最有资格指挥这一行动的人之一 项目

Description: This project supports the participation by a group of U.S scientists in the Fifth International and U.S.-Pakistan Symposium and Workshop on Natural Products Chemistry scheduled to be held in Karachi, Pakistan in January 1992. The Pakistani organizer is Dr. Atta-ur-Rahman of the H.E.J Postgraduate Chemistry Institute at the University of Karachi. Topics to be addressed will include: isolation, structure determination, and synthesis of novel biologically active compounds from natural sources. Isolation methods will emphasize techniques appropriate to the isolation of water-soluble marine natural products as well as compounds from land organisms. Special emphasis will be placed on synthesis as well as areas of biochemistry. It is expected that additional support will be provided by a number of international organization to allow for participation by scientists from South Asia and the Middle East. There is also interest from a number of U.S industrial concerns to send representatives at their expense to contribute to the discussions during the workshop section, and to explore the potential for collaboration and for developments in the technical areas of the meeting. Scope: Past workshops in this series have resulted in high quality publications that were published in the U.S., Germany and the Netherlands, and which serve as current references. Several collaborative activities have resulted from these workshops. The regional nature of the proposed 1992 meeting helps the wide exchange of information in that important region where much of the world's medicinal plants grow naturally. The U.S. and Pakistani organizers are among the most qualified to direct this project.