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4 octubre, 2016
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IV CONGRESO DE PLANTAS MEDICINALES COLAPLAMED (Barranquilla-Colombia)

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Los Investigadores José Luis Ballesteros y Edison Osorio tuvieron participación en el IV Congreso de Plantas Medicinales, llevado a cabo en Barranquilla-Colombia, del 16 al 19 de agosto de 2016, el evento estuvo organizado por la Universidad del Norte y la temática principal fue: “Plantas Medicinales Latinoamericanas y su Potencial para el Desarrollo Tecnológico/Agroindustrial de la Región”.

En el congreso las ponencias estuvieron alineadas en los siguientes ejes:

Usos etnobotánicos (medicina tradicional) de plantas medicinales.
Recursos genéticos de plantas medicinales, normatividad y aspectos legales.
Plantas medicinales latinoamericanas “promisorias”.
Metabolitos secundarios y propiedades biológicas de plantas medicinales.
Síntesis de principios activos de plantas medicinales.
Control de calidad y marco regulatorio de plantas medicinales.
Las plantas medicinales como materia prima de productos Farmacéuticos / cosméticos / alimentos.
Biotecnología aplicada al mejoramiento y cultivo de plantas medicinales.
Desarrollo e innovación para obtención de productos naturales.
Cadena productiva de plantas medicinales: articulación sectores productivo y científico- tecnológico.

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José Luis Ballesteros, presentó el trabajo:

Por su parte Edison Osorio, presentó el trabajo «Composición química, actividad actividad biológica del aceite esencial de sunfo (Clinopodium nubigenum), frente a cuatro patógenos de las vías respiratorias

El evento contó además con un Curso Previo titulado “Cromatografía y espectrometría de masas en el análisis de Productos Naturales”, dictado por la Dra. Elena E. Stashenko docente e investigadora de la Universidad Industrial de Santander.

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