专利号:CN-107417595-A 优先权日:2017-03-27 标题:A method for the synthesis of a series of monoterpene indole alkaloid skeletons and natural products based on free radical tandem reactions
专利号:US-11072613-B2 优先权日:2016-03-02 标 题:Compositions and methods for making terpenoid indole alkaloids 发明人:DE LUCA VINCENZO; QU YANG 权利人:WILLOW BIOSCIENCES INC 摘要:Methods that may be used for the manufacture of a class of chemical compounds known as terpenoid indole alkaloids, including tabersonine and catharanthine are provided. Compositions useful for the synthesis of terpenoid indole alkaloids, including tabersonine and catharanthine are also provided. The provided compounds are useful in the manufacture of chemotherapeutic agents.
专利号:US-2019029993-A1 优先权日:2017-07-26 标 题 :Quality of life extension therapies relating to aging, food allergies, pain and reduced vigor by managing molecular, cellular and subcellular biochemical requirements of mitochondria and other organelle processes 发明人:POSTREL RICHARD 权利人:POSTREL RICHARD 摘要:This invention provides compositions, systems and methods that improve and/or optimize the health and performance of animals, especially mammals including humans, canines, equines, felines, etc. Key aspects of the principle invention and its parts include the monitoring, management and modulation of the body's natural cannabinoid systems through its native mechanisms thereby optimizing its processes by supplementation with endogenously occurring components and/or by administering synthetic compounds. The invention selects from multiple available resources to modify and/or rebalance an individual system or it may be applied across interconnected systems. The encompassing system that is intricately involved in the operations and intensities, e.g., the balancing of most other systems of our bodies, relates to cannabinoid compounds and their receptors. The cannabinoid pathways can be coordinated in rebalancing multiple and various metabolic pathways. Compositions comprising compounds that slow degradation of native endocannabinoids, that stimulate their production and/or compounds that act on cannabinoid receptors within the body are featured in systems and methods of this invention. The activated and rebalanced cannabinoid systems then become adept at modulating and the rebalancing of the numerous systems in which they participate to improve one or more systems including, but not limited to: normal and/or abnormal stresses of life, environmental influences, genomic or epigenomic irregularities and/or normal or accentuated processes of aging. Specifically targeted systems may include, but are not limited to, those involved in: cellular and/or mitochondrial metabolism, corticosteroid synthesis and effects, appetite, allergy and immunity, sleep and waking, etc. Practicing the invention selects from multiple approaches that may be used independently or in concert to compensate for a variety of concerns. Supplementing dietary intake to rebalance metabolism and/or its metabolic responses—including immunogenic or allergic responses to pathogenic and/or environmental stresses is one focus. Additional features of the invention may include: compensating for failing or decreasing androgen hormone levels as an animal continues to age, rebalancing the organism's metabolism through providing mitochondrial supplements, and serially revisiting effects of the early stages of treatment to redirect or improve activity of all aspects of life and metabolism.
专利号:US-2019030044-A1 优先权日:2017-07-26 标 题:Human life extension therapy through molecular, cellular and subcellular management of biochemical requirements of mitochondria and of other organelle processes associated with the advent of disease and/or aging 发明人:POSTREL RICHARD 权利人:POSTREL RICHARD 摘要:This invention provides compositions, systems and methods that improve and/or optimize the health and performance of animals, especially mammals including humans, canines, equines, felines, etc. Key aspects of the principle invention and its parts include the monitoring, management and modulation of the body's natural cannabinoid systems through its native mechanisms thereby optimizing its processes by supplementation with endogenously occurring components and/or by administering synthetic compounds. The invention selects from multiple available resources to modify and/or rebalance an individual system or it may be applied across interconnected systems. The encompassing system that is intricately involved in the operations and intensities, e.g., the balancing of most other systems of our bodies, relates to cannabinoid compounds and their receptors. The cannabinoid pathways can be coordinated in rebalancing multiple and various metabolic pathways. Compositions comprising compounds that slow degradation of native endocannabinoids, that stimulate their production and/or compounds that act on cannabinoid receptors within the body are featured in systems and methods of this invention. The activated and rebalanced cannabinoid systems then become adept at modulating and the rebalancing of the numerous systems in which they participate to improve one or more systems including, but not limited to: normal and/or abnormal stresses of life, environmental influences, genomic or epigenomic irregularities and/or normal or accentuated processes of aging. Specifically targeted systems may include, but are not limited to, those involved in: cellular and/or mitochondrial metabolism, corticosteroid synthesis and effects, appetite, allergy and immunity, sleep and waking, etc. Practicing the invention selects from multiple approaches that may be used independently or in concert to compensate for a variety of concerns. Supplementing dietary intake to rebalance metabolism and/or its metabolic responses—including immunogenic or allergic responses to pathogenic and/or environmental stresses is one focus. Additional features of the invention may include: compensating for failing or decreasing androgen hormone levels as a human continues to age, rebalancing the organism's metabolism through providing mitochondrial supplements, and serially revisiting effects of the early stages of treatment to redirect or improve activity of all aspects of life and metabolism.
专利号:US-2020078333-A1 优先权日:2016-12-21 标 题 :Healthier Aging in Domesticated Animals 发明人:POSTREL RICHARD 权利人:POSTREL RICHARD 摘要:This invention provides compositions, systems and methods that improve and/or optimize the health and performance of animals, especially mammals including humans, canines, equines, felines, etc. Key aspects of the principle invention and its parts include the monitoring, management and modulation of the body's natural cannabinoid systems through its native mechanisms thereby optimizing its processes by supplementation with endogenously occurring components and/or by administering synthetic compounds. The invention selects from multiple available resources to modify and/or rebalance an individual system or it may be applied across interconnected systems. The encompassing system that is intricately involved in the operations and intensities, e.g., the balancing of most other systems of our bodies, relates to cannabinoid compounds and their receptors. The cannabinoid pathways can be coordinated in rebalancing multiple and various metabolic pathways. Compositions comprising compounds that slow degradation of native endocannabinoids, that stimulate their production and/or compounds that act on cannabinoid receptors within the body are featured in systems and methods of this invention. The activated and rebalanced cannabinoid systems then become adept at modulating and the rebalancing of the numerous systems in which they participate to improve one or more systems including, but not limited to: normal and/or abnormal stresses of life, environmental influences, genomic or epigenomic irregularities and/or normal or accentuated processes of aging. Specifically targeted systems may include, but are not limited to, those involved in: cellular and/or mitochondrial metabolism, corticosteroid synthesis and effects, appetite, allergy and immunity, sleep and waking, etc. Practicing the invention selects from multiple approaches that may be used independently or in concert to compensate for a variety of concerns. Supplementing dietary intake to rebalance metabolism and/or its metabolic responses—including immunogenic or allergic responses to pathogenic and/or environmental stresses is one focus. Additional features of the invention may include: compensating for failing or decreasing androgen hormone levels as an animal continues to age, rebalancing the organism's m
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