Svetlana B. Tsogoeva

世界青年化学家

Svetlana B. Tsogoeva

本文作者：石油醚

概要

Svetlana B. Tsogoeva, 德国埃尔朗根-纽伦堡大学有机化学系教授，有机化学家。主要专注于不对称有机催化以及合成化合物的活性研究。

课题组主页：https://www.chemistry.nat.fau.eu/tsogoeva-group/

经历

1990年07月-1995年06月圣彼得堡国立大学化学系获得学士学位
1995年06月-1998年10月圣彼得堡国立大学化学系获得博士学位
1998年11月-2000年06月法兰克福大学博士后研究
2000年07月-2001年12月 Degussa AG and Creavis GmbH精细化学部研究员
2002年01月-2007年01月哥廷根大学初级教授
2007年02月-至今埃尔朗根-纽伦堡大学有机化学系教授

获奖经历

2012: Otto-Röhm Research Award
2008: Tetrahedron: Asymmetry “Most Cited Paper 2005-2008 Award”
2007: Thieme Chemistry Journal Award 2007
2006: CERC3 (Chairmen of the European Research Councils’s Chemistry Committees) Lecture Travel Award
2006: GDCh (Gesellschaft Deutscher Chemiker) Lecture Travel Award
2006: FCI (Fonds der Chemischen Industrie) Lecture Travel Award
2005: JSP Junior Scientist Award (EUCHEM)
2003: Research Award from the Fonds der Chemischen Industrie (FCI)
1998-2000: DFG Postdoctoral Research Fellowship
1995-1998: Procter & Gamble Postgraduate Research Fellowship

研究方向

1. 不对称催化

（1）开发原料易于获取且环境友好的一锅合成（如多米诺反应）并将其应用于具有生物活性杂环等有机分子的合成中。通过减少后处理步骤和反应阶段，极大的节省实验室工作时间，并可以降低合成的成本。Svetlana B. Tsogoeva , 小组目前的针对性开展这种环境友好和经济高效的方法的研究^1-5。

（2）新型手性双官能团化催化剂的开发以及在常规溶剂和水中的反应尝试^6-12。（Fig.1）

Figure 1 手性催化剂

2. 杂合分子的活性研究

癌症治疗以及使用多种耐药菌株治疗病毒和疟疾感染是现代医学面临的最大挑战之一。因此，有机和药物化学的一个重要目标是针对性的开发治疗疾病的新型药理活性药物分子。一种新的有前途的方法是开发基于已知天然产物和天然产物类似物的杂合分子。这种方法对于开发用于医学应用新的先导结构非常有吸引力，因为这些杂合分子的生物学活性在许多情况下都超过了相应母体化合物的生物学活性。已经显示出，杂合分子与其抗病毒，多抗性疟疾株和抗性癌细胞的单个组分相比具有更高的活性。青蒿琥酯是青蒿素的半合成衍生物，青蒿素是一种在癌细胞中显示出细胞毒活性的药物。我们目前正在合成含青蒿琥酯和其他具有生物活性的杂合分子，用于抗癌，抗病毒和抗疟疾研究^5,13-20。（Fig.2）

Fig.2 杂合分子的活性研究

3. 通过结晶对手性化合物进行连续拆分

其他

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参考文献

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