Part 2: Occurrence of Racemic Natural Products and Their Biological Activities
Keywords:
Natural Products, Racemic mixture, Racemate, Biological activity, Marine natural productsAbstract
Part 2 review is a continuing version of Part 1, providing more examples of racemic natural products isolated from higher plants and microorganisms. The natural products reported here are from the research articles mostly published over the past few years, 2018-2020. This part also provides the information of marine racemic natural products, which had been isolated from marine invertebrates.
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