INPL
Indonesia Natural Products Library (INPL) merupakan portal berbasis penyimpanan data berupa kumpulan informasi ekstrak, fraksi dan atau senyawa tunggal yang berasal dari bahan alam Indonesia.
Purpose
Tujuan khusus dari INPL ini adalah untuk menyediakan informasi bahan alam Indonesia yang memiliki potensi untuk pengembangan obat-obatan.
Approach
Pendekatan yang dilakukan di dalam INPL adalah dengan menggabungkan/ menghubungkan basis data digital dengan repository (penyimpanan) fisik bahan alam yang berkaitan. Sistem barcoding mungkin juga diperlukan untuk memudahkan pencarian informasi repository fisik bahan-bahan yang diperlukan.
Benefits
Manfaat INPL dalam cakupan yang lebih luas adalah menjadi sumber basis data semua jenis organisme yang memiliki potensi baik sebagai obat, pangan, energy atau kebutuhan hidup manusia lainnya yang ada di setiap wilayah Indonesia.
Indonesia's Biodiversity
13,840
Islands
Maritime and Fisheries Ministry survey, 2010
Tropical
Climate
±270,000,000
Population
National Sensus, 2018
Flora
More than
30,000
Endemic species
50,000
Species of plants
6,000
Species used for jamu
Flora
25%
of the world’s
Fishes
17%
of the world’s
Amphibians & Reptiles
12%
of the world’s
Mammals
16%
of the world’s
Birds
1650
of the world’s
Coral Reefs
Who can deposit data?
The establishment of INPL was firstly initiated by Dr. Kholis Audah, a lecturer at the Swiss German University whose research was on the Development of Extract Library from Indonesian Biodiversity for Drug Discovery. At first, the research was funded by the University in 2015-2016. He then obtained a three-years research grant from the Ministry of Research and Technology and Higher Education (2017-2019). During the process, Dr. Audah
How to deposit data?
The establishment of INPL was firstly initiated by Dr. Kholis Audah, a lecturer at the Swiss German University whose research was on the Development of Extract Library from Indonesian Biodiversity for Drug Discovery. At first, the research was funded by the University in 2015-2016. He then obtained a three-years research grant from the Ministry of Research and Technology and Higher Education (2017-2019). During the process, Dr. Audah
Collaborators
History of INPL
The establishment of INPL was firstly initiated by Dr. Kholis Audah, a lecturer at the Swiss German University whose research was on the Development of Extract Library from Indonesian Biodiversity for Drug Discovery. At first, the research was funded by the University in 2015-2016. He then obtained a three-years research grant from the Ministry of Research and Technology and Higher Education (2017-2019). During the process, Dr. Audah
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