Jasmonate conjugates synthesized from chiral pool amino acids for plant defense research
Synthetic jasmonate conjugates derived from chiral pool amino acids designed to support investigation of jasmonate biosynthesis and plant defense mechanisms. These well-defined chemical probes enable researchers to map biosynthetic pathways and understand how plants activate protective responses.
Overview
This offering provides synthetic jasmonate conjugates prepared from chiral pool amino acids as research tools for investigating plant defense biology. Jasmonates are key plant hormones that regulate stress responses and defense mechanisms, and well-characterized conjugates are essential for tracing their biosynthetic pathways. By supplying defined chemical standards and probes, this work supports academic and industrial researchers seeking to understand how plants perceive and respond to environmental challenges.
Technical specifications
- Synthetic origin: Compounds prepared from chiral pool starting materials derived from amino acids
- Application focus: Probing jasmonate biosynthesis and plant defense signaling pathways
- Research utility: Supports pathway elucidation and mechanistic studies of plant protective responses
- Chemical expertise: Developed by an organic chemistry team experienced in chiral synthesis and natural product analogs
Technology readiness level
The compounds have been synthesized as research tools for biosynthetic pathway studies. They are positioned as validated chemical probes ready to support further investigation of jasmonate-mediated plant defense mechanisms.
About Université de Strasbourg
Université de Strasbourg is a large, comprehensive public research university in France's Grand Est region with a strong international outlook. Industry connects through co-located national research-organization units and shared core facilities on campus, alongside integration with the university hospital system for clinical translation. The university leverages nearby research and technology parks and a cross-border innovation corridor at the French–German–Swiss junction, providing streamlined access to suppliers, pilot spaces, and talent pipelines. Research is supported by competitive French and European funding, including the Agence Nationale de la Recherche and the European Commission's Horizon Europe programs. A dedicated technology transfer office works with regional incubators to manage IP, licensing, and startup creation.
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