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Targeting RNA with small-molecule drugs is an emerging research field in medicinal chemistry. RNA tertiary structures, such as pseudoknots or G-quadruplexes (GQs), are highly relevant targets that are often involved in regulation of transcription or translation and have complex structures with unique pockets to which small molecules can bind.
As problems of antibiotic resistance increase, a continuing need for effective bioactive wound dressings is anticipated for the treatment of infected chronic wounds. Naturally derived antibacterial agents, such as Manuka honey, consist of a mixture of compounds, more than one of which can influence antimicrobial potency. The non-peroxide bacteriostatic properties of Manuka honey have been previously linked to the presence of methylglyoxal (MGO).
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