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Book of Abstracts 4th Annual Russian-Korean Conference “Current Issues of Natural Products Chemistry and Biotechnology” September, 18-21, 2012, Novosibirsk, Russia Table of Contents Biologically Active Extractives of Larch as the Basis for New Medicines Babkin V.A. ................................................................................................................................... 10 New Rearrangements in the Semiaminal Series Kartsev V.G., Zubenko A.A. ......................................................................................................... 11 Macrocycles Constructed from One or More Molecules of Diterpenoid Isosteviol Isolated from the Glycosides of Stevia rebaudiana Kataev V.E., Strobykina I.Yu., Andreeva O.V., Garifullin B.F. and Khaybullin R.N. ................ 13 Steroid Phytohormones: New Directions in Studies and Applications Khripach V.A., Zhabinskii V.N. ................................................................................................... 14 Sesquiterpene Lactones in Medicinal Chemistry Klochkov S.G. ............................................................................................................................... 15 Catalytic Transformations of Wood Derived Lignans Murzin D.Yu. ................................................................................................................................ 16 Chemical Transformations and Biological Activities of Anthraquinones Muzychkina R.A., Korulkin D.Yu. ............................................................................................... 17 The Ergogenic Effects of Pine Tree Extracts and Eisenia bicyclis Extracts on Exercise performance Jae-Keun Oh, Jin-Ho Yoon ........................................................................................................... 18 The Bioreductive Alkylation of DNA by Kalafungin. A Theoretical Investigation Hume P.A., Brimble M.A. and Reynisson J. ................................................................................. 19 Subcritical Water Extraction and Pressurized Liquid Extraction in Natural Product Research Byung-Hun Um ............................................................................................................................. 20 Trends and Perspectives in Searching of New Drugs by Modification of Triterpenoids of the Lupane Family Vasilevsky S.F., Govdi A.I., Tolstikova T.G., Sorokina I.V., Tolstikov G.A. ............................. 21 Polyionic Polysaccharides of Marine Organism. Perspective of Medical Application Yermak I.M. .................................................................................................................................. 22 Prospects of Search of New Sesquiterpene Lactones in Endemic Species of Asteraceae Family Adekenov S.M. .............................................................................................................................. 25 Development of 20-(1,2,3-Triazol-1-ylmethyl)lupanes and Their Cytotoxicity Antimonova A.N., Petrenko N.I., Shults E.E., Pokrovsky A.G., Tolstikov G.A. ......................... 26 The Development of Approach to Synthesis of Expected Acidic Metabolites of (1R,2 R,6 S)-3- Methyl-6-(prop-1-en-2-yl)cyclohex-3-ene-1,2-diol Ardashov O., Demidova Y., Korchagina D., Volcho K., Simakova I., Salakhutdinov N. ........... 27 One-pot Myrtenol Amination Over Au Nanoparticles Supported on Different Metal Oxides Demidova Yu.S., Simakova I.L., Estrada M., Suslov E.V., Volcho K.P., Salakhutdinov N.F., Simakov A.V. and Murzin D.Yu. .................................................................................................. 28 Investigation of the Molecular Mechanisms of Action of Aaptamine, Demethyloxyaaptamine, and Isoaaptamine in Cisplatin-resistant Tumor Cells Dyshlovoy S., Naeth I., Venz S., Fedorov S., Shubina L., Stonik V., Balabanov S., and Honecker F. ..................................................................................................... 29 Antiulcer Effects of Non-starch Polysaccharides (Experimental Investigation) Efimova L.A., Krylova S.G., Zueva E.P., Khotimshenko M.Y., Fomina T.I., Khotimshenko U.S. .................................................................................................. 30 1 4th Annual Russian-Korean Conference “Current Issues of Natural Products Chemistry and Biotechnology” September, 18-21, 2012, Novosibirsk, Russia Brown Algae of the Republic of Korea Coasts are a Source of Biological Active Substances Ermakova S., Men’shova (Sokolova) R., Vishchuk O., Byung-Hun Um, Zvyagintseva T. ......... 31 Test Panel Development of Pseudomonas Aeruginosa sStrains for Quorum-sensing and Quorum- quenching Study by LC-ESI-Q-TOF-MS Fomenko V., Vasiliev V., Bogatyrev A., Kozlova J., and Afonjushkin V. .................................. 32 Coumarins of Some Peucedanum and Saposhnikovia Species Growing in Siberia and Mongolia. Cytotoxicity of 2',3'-Dihydrofurocoumarins Ganbaatar J., Shults E.E., Otgonsuren D., Taraskin B.B., Radnaeva L.D., Pokrovsky A.G., Anenkhonov O.A., Tolstikov G.A. ............................................................................................... 33 Liquid-phase Oxidation of Glucose into Gluconic Acid over Heterogeneous Au, Pd, Ru Catalysts Gromov N.V., Delidovich I.V., Taran O.P., Bukhtiyarov V.I., and Parmon V.N. ....................... 34 A New Stereoselective Synthesis of Brassinolide Hurski A.L. , Zhabinskii V.N., and Khripach V.A. ........................................................................ 35 Synthesis of Heteroatom Derivatives of Natural Diterpenes Khlebnikova T.B., Konev V.N., Yushchenko D.Yu., and Pai Z.P. .............................................. 36 The Composition of Biological Active Substances and Pharmacological Activity of Perspective Species Flora of Siberia Krasnov E.A., Avdeeva E.Yu., Gorina Y.V., Sherstoboev E.Yu. ................................................ 37 Chemical Structure of Different Morphological Parts of Pulmonaria mollis Kruglov D.S., Fursa N.S. .............................................................................................................. 38 Study of Eleagnaceae Extracts by GC-MS and HPLC Kukina T.P., Sal’nikova O.I. ......................................................................................................... 39 Natural Products from Birch Bark and their Derivatives and Composites in Medical Chemistry Kuznetsova S.A., and Shakhtshneider T.P. ................................................................................... 40 New Methods of Betulin Isolation from a Birch Bark and Betulin Derivatives Synthesis Kuznetsov B.N., Levdansky V.A. and Kuznetsova S.A. .............................................................. 41 Development of functional cosmetics Pinus rigida from inner bark Sea-Hyun Kim, Min-Jung Jang, Jin-Young Park, Jin-Tae Lee ..................................................... 42 Synthesis of 3(Z)-Arylvinylfurocoumarins – Heterocyclic Analogues of Combretastatins Lipeeva A., Shults E., Pokrovsky A., Tolstikov G. ...................................................................... 43 Сomparative Analysis of the Essential Oil Isolated from Leaves of Black Currant Makarova D.L., Kruglov D.S., Domrachev D.V. ......................................................................... 44 Environmentally Benign Process of Fatty Acids Epoxidation Mattsat Y.V., Uslamin E.A., Khlebnikova T.B., and Pai Z.P. ...................................................... 45 Chiral Building Blocks for Cyclopentanoids. Synthesis of Cyclopentenone Antibiotics and Prostaglandins Miftakhov M.S. ............................................................................................................................. 46 Influence of Lambertianic Acid and Its Derivatives Isomerization on Their Pharmacological Properties Мorozova Е.А., То lstikova Т.G. ................................................................................................... 47 A Biocatalytic Method of Stigmast-4-en-3-one Synthesis Nogovitsina Ye.M., Grishko V.V., Ivshina I.B. ............................................................................ 48 Hydroxycaproic Acid Catalytic Oxidation by Hydrogen Peroxide to Adipic Acid Oleneva P.V., Berdnikova P.V., and Pai Z.P. ............................................................................... 49 Natural Products for Anti-atherosclerotic Therapy Orekhov A.N. ................................................................................................................................ 50 2 4th Annual Russian-Korean Conference “Current Issues of Natural Products Chemistry and Biotechnology” September, 18-21, 2012, Novosibirsk, Russia The Microwave Assisted Extraction of Alkaloids from Sophora flavescens Roots Pankrushina N., Eroshenko Yu., Salnikova O., Mikheev A., Thumm M.K.A. ............................ 51 Reaction of Isoalantolactone with Uracil Derivatives Patrushev S.S., Shults E.E., Tolstikov G.A. .................................................................................. 52 Glycosydation of Natural and Synthetic 1,4-Naphthoquinones as a Short Route to Novel Bio-Active Compounds Polonik S.G., Fedorov S.N., Shubina L.K., Aminin D.L., Polonik N.S., Yurchenko E.A., Menchinskaya E.S., Guzhova I.V., Margulis B.A. ....................................................................... 53 Pentacyclic Triterpenoids as Starting Material for Medicals, Cosmeceuticals and Functional Food Popov S.A., Um Byung Hun, Sorokina I.V., Tolstikova T.G. .....................................................
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