Plant extracts in paint and coating industry
Wall colours are part of our everyday lives – pretty much every room we spend time in is painted more or less brightly. It therefore makes sense to think about how the choice of products can affect our environment and our health. And what is the problem with conventional paints and coatings? Conventional paints contain […]
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Active ingredient of the month August: Everolimus
Our versatile active ingredient of the month for August, everolimus, is used in various medical fields. Originally developed as an immunosuppressant, everolimus has become increasingly important in oncology. Mode of action: suppresses cell proliferation and immune response of the body Everolimus belongs to the class of mTOR inhibitors (mammalian target of rapamycin). It binds to […]
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61st Tutzing Symposion
Phytoextraction – a sustainable resource for innovative products – trends, perspectives and visions Pharmaceuticals, food additives, fragrances, agrochemicals, functional materials and many more – plant-based extracts are important ingredients in a wide variety of market segments. At the Tutzing Symposion 2024 experts from industry and academia meet to discuss technological progress and research needs, the […]
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Active ingredient of the month for July: paclitaxel
Our active ingredient of the month, paclitaxel, is used to treat various types of cancer. Paclitaxel is able to inhibit the division and proliferation of cancer cells. Cytostatic agent from the Pacific oak Paclitaxel is a cytostatic agent and belongs to the group of taxanes. It is extracted from the bark of the Pacific yew […]
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European Conference on Natural Products, Krakow
Only a few days left until the congress in Krakow, Poland. Dr. Sandra Miklos from our Phyto team will be on site and is looking forward to networking, good conversations and many interesting lectures.
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Resiniferatoxin – the world’s hottest chemical in painkiller research
Resiniferatoxin is a natural substance found in Euphorbia resinifera. This plant grows in Morocco on the slopes of the Atlas Mountains. The milky sap of this plant contains a high concentration of resiniferatoxin.Resiniferatoxin has a taste that is 500 to 1000 times hotter than capsaicin, which is found in peppers or chili.On the Scoville scale, […]
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ChemSpec Europe, Düsseldorf
Corinna Schroller (Team Metals) and Michael Schäffler (Team Pharma) will participate in ChemSpec Europe on June 19 and 20, 2024 in Düsseldorf. Please feel free to make an appointment in advance for personal discussions.
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Active ingredient of the month for June: Yohimbine – natural sexual enhancer from West Africa
Even before the invention of the potency pill, men relied on natural aids, such as yohimbine. This active ingredient is extracted from the leaves and bark of the yohime tree in Africa. Natural alternative to PDE-5 inhibitors In times of Viagra & Co., yohimbine has moved somewhat into the background. But in today’s world, conscious […]
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BIO International Convention, San Diego
We will participate in BIO International Convention in San Diego from June 3-6. Visit us – we look forward to inspiring conversations! Please feel free to make an appointment in advance.
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Surface Technology Germany, Stuttgart
We will participate in Surface Technology Germany in Stuttgart from June 4-6. Visit us – we look forward to inspiring conversations! Please feel free to make an appointment in advance.
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Purpurin 18: A natural anthraquinone with special pharmacological activities
Purpurin 18 is a derivative of chlorophyll, a natural pigment found in green plants and algae.It can be easily isolated from all kinds of green plants and, thus, it presents an economically feasible source. Selective destruction of cancer cells possible Purpurin 18 has been studied as a potential photosensitizer for photodynamic therapy (PDT),This therapy uses […]
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Active ingredient of the month May: Etofenamate
The non-steroidal anti-inflammatory etofenamate belongs to the group of anthranilic acid derivatives with analgesic properties. Etofenamate has a fast effect because it is well absorbed through the skin. Because it is applied locally, systemic side effects are less common compared to orally administered NSAIDs. Etofenamate is a yellowish, viscous liquid that is virtually insoluble in […]
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