Pierre-Alain Carrupt is affiliated with the University of Lausanne in Switzerland. Their research spans multiple fields including Chemistry, Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutics, and Agricultural and Biological Sciences. The subfields of study they are involved in include Organic Chemistry, Pharmacology, and Plant Science.
Their work covers several main topics, notably chemical synthesis and alkaloids, plant-based medicinal research, and ethnobotanical and medicinal plant studies.
Recent scholarly contributions include a publication titled Zebrafish bioassay-guided isolation of antiseizure compounds from the Cameroonian medicinal plant Cyperus articulatus L, published in 2020 in the journal Phytomedicine.
G. Cruciani;P. Crivori;P.-A. Carrupt;B. Testa
Patrizia Crivori;Gabriele Cruciani;Pierre-Alain Carrupt;Bernard Testa
Karine Vuignier;Julie Schappler;Jean-Luc Veuthey;Pierre-Alain Carrupt
Corinne Brühlmann;Frédéric Ooms;Pierre-Alain Carrupt;Bernard Testa
Claudia Simões-Pires;Vincent Zwick;Alessandra Nurisso;Esther Schenker
Patrick Gaillard;Pierre-Alain Carrupt;Bernard Testa;Alain Boudon
Carmela Gnerre;Marco Catto;Francesco Leonetti;Peter Weber
C. B. Eap;S. Crettol;J.-S. Rougier;J. Schläpfer
Bernard Testa;Patrizia Crivori;Marianne Reist;Pierre-Alain Carrupt
J. Ancerewicz;E. Migliavacca;Pierre-Alain Carrupt;Bernard Testa
Pierre Alain Carrupt;Bernard Testa;Antoine Bechalany;Nabil El Tayar
Daphne van Diermen;Andrew Marston;Juan Bravo;Marianne Reist
Giorgio Ottaviani;Sophie Martel;Pierre-Alain Carrupt
Ahcène Boumendjel;Julien Boccard;Pierre-Alain Carrupt;Edwige Nicolle
Nabil El Tayar;Ruey-Shiuan Tsai;Bernard Testa;Pierre-Alain Carrupt
Nabil El Tayar;Ruey-Shiuan Tsai;Bernard Testa;Pierre-Alain Carrupt
Marianne Reist;Bernard Testa;Pierre-Alain Carrupt;Martin Jung
Bernard Testa;Pierre-Alain Carrupt;Patrick Gaillard;Frédéric Billois
Georgette Plemper van Balen;Catherine a Marca Martinet;Giulia Caron;Géraldine Bouchard
Laura Novaroli;Marianne Reist;Elisabeth Favre;Angelo Carotti
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