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Review Article

融合偶氮喹啉类药物:药物化学候选。生物应用综述

卷 28, 期 4, 2021

发表于: 06 February, 2020

页: [712 - 749] 页: 38

弟呕挨: 10.2174/0929867327666200206114936

价格: $65

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摘要

杂环化合物具有多种生物活性，在药物化学领域占有巨大的地位。由于不同的成键方法，它们的合成途径方便快捷，为药物传递提供了大量的多功能化合物。杂环化合物的合成如今已为大多数人所熟知，并在大量的文献中进行了描述和评述。在这篇综述中，我们选择收集和分类有关喹恶啉类化合物的生物活性的现有信息，在键a环包含一个或多个氮原子在熔合的唑环。

关键词: 偶氮喹啉，抗癌，抗寄生虫，抗菌，神经调节剂，免疫调节剂，抗病毒，心脏调节剂，抗肥胖。

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