Five-membered bioactive heterocycles offer an in-depth exploration of the synthesis, properties, and wide-ranging medical applications of these molecular structures. From serving as the structural core of numerous pharmaceutical agents to directly engaging with biological targets, these molecules play a pivotal role in drug discovery and development. With applications spanning from antimicrobial and anticancer agents to treatments for neurological disorders, these compounds are integral to the design of targeted therapies. Their versatility and bioactivity make them valuable models for drug discovery, offering novel approaches to addressing a wide range of medical challenges. As research advances, the continued exploration of five-membered N- and O-heterocycles may help with the development of innovative treatments and the improvement of healthcare outcomes.
Five Membered Bioactive N and O-Heterocycles: Models and Medical Applications examines the synthetic methodologies employed in the construction of five-membered heterocycles, providing insights into the strategies and techniques utilized to access these diverse compounds. It delves into their synthetic pathways, including both traditional and modern synthetic approaches, along with the key factors influencing regio- and stereo-selectivity. This book covers topics such as bioactivity, chemistry, and pharmacology, this book is an excellent resource for chemists, pharmaceutical researchers and professionals, biochemists, molecular biologists, graduate and postgraduate students, academicians, healthcare professionals, and more.