Phytoecdysteroids

Phytoecdysteroids.- Structural Methods of Studying Phytoecdysteroids.- Chemical Transformations of Phytoecdysteroids.- Some Aspects of Isolation and Chemical Transformation of Phytoecdysteroids.- Reactions of Phytoecdysteroids and Their Chemical Modification.- Biological Activity of Phytoecdysteroids.- Technologies for Producing Medicines and Supplements Based on Ecdysteroids from Plants Rhaponticum carthamoides, Silene praemixta and Ajuga turkestanica.

 

Ugiloy Yusupova has been working in the Glycoside Chemistry Laboratory of the Institute of Plant Chemistry since 2013. Her group distinguishes natural compounds in plant composition, especially ecsteroids and iridoids. She studies the biological activity of natural individual compounds as well as substances obtained by synthetic methods. Moreover, she and her group have developed new technological methods for the isolation of phytoecdysteroids. To date, several species of plants belonging to genera including Silene, Ajuga, Rhaponticum, and Dianthus have been studied.Nurmurod Ramazonov began his research with ecdysteroids in 1990 as a Ph.D. student at the Institute of Plant Chemistry. His thesis focused on the relationship between the isolation of ecdysteroids from the plant genera Silene, Ajuga, and Rhaponticum. After receiving his Ph.D. in 1996, he expanded his research into ecdysteroids, especially in the area of ecdysteroid metabolites and their perspectives. In 2007, he defended his doctoral work with the aim of developing a drug and dietary supplement based on ecdysteroids.

Vladimir Syrov began his academic studies in 1972 under the guidance of Doctor of Medical Sciences A.G. Kurmukov. He successfully defended his Ph.D. in 1979 and his doctoral dissertation in the field of ecdysteroids and their pharmacological activity in 1997. Since 2005 he has been a professor of pharmacology. He studies the influence of ecdysteroids on the course of basic metabolic reactions of the body, molecular mechanisms, and the relationship between structure and biological activity. Biologically active additives developed by Dr. Syrov have been based on the phytoecdysteroids Ecdysten Plus, eksumid, and jistenin. He is an expert member of the Pharmacological Committee of the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Uzbekistan.



Shomansur Sagdullaev's research areas are phytochemistry and natural product chemistry. He has held the post of