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The researchers recreated the
compounds from the two
. Study co-author Dr Garret Miller said: "We know they interact with our bodies in so many
, and understanding how to create them can help provide totally new routes for
." They could be used as a
, to treat malaria and cancer, and to kill pests. Researcher and biochemistry professor Bjorn Hamberger said: "Plants are the best
around, upgrading their
of natural
over millions of years to help them survive." Another researcher, Lana Mutabdzija, said: "Many of the medicines we use
either come directly from plants or are inspired by plant
."
