Cannabis and Khat in Drug Discovery 1st Edition

Grab the cutting edge of natural-product research with Cannabis and Khat in Drug Discovery, 1st Edition — a definitive, regionally grounded examination by Andrew G. Mtewa, Tadele Mekuriya, Paul E. Alele, John O. Igoli, and Fanuel Lampiao. This authoritative volume immediately draws you into the world of two culturally and pharmacologically significant plants, linking traditional use across Africa and the Horn of Africa to contemporary drug-discovery pipelines.

Explore in-depth chapters that unravel phytochemistry, pharmacology, toxicology, ethnobotany, and analytical methodologies, all presented with clarity for researchers, clinicians, students, and policy makers. Rich case studies from East and Southern Africa illuminate how local knowledge and modern science converge to identify bioactive compounds, potential therapeutic targets, and safety profiles. The book also addresses regulatory landscapes and ethical considerations important for responsible research and commercialization.

Imagine applying practical insights from this book to accelerate natural-product screening, design translational studies, or inform public-health strategies where cannabis and khat intersect with medicine and society. Written by leading experts with regional and global perspectives, this 1st edition balances rigorous science with accessible explanations—making it an essential reference for anyone involved in drug discovery, pharmacognosy, or medicinal-plant research.

Secure a resource that bridges traditional herbal knowledge and modern therapeutic innovation. Add Cannabis and Khat in Drug Discovery, 1st Edition to your professional library today and stay at the forefront of plant-based drug research in Africa and beyond.

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