I would like to know different classes of chemical compounds other than Coumarins, Chalcones, Isatins, Schiff & Mannich bases, Formazans if any which are having pharmacological importance.
If possible kindly let me know the important classes of compounds with current research interest in Medicinal Chemistry and Drug Discovery.
Thanks in Advance.
@ Alexander H. Sandtorv:
I would be really grateful for the information that you had attached. I am working on these papers.
Thanks a lot Sir.
hi
chromenes are useful active compounds.
u can download full paper on my researchgate page.
other than Coumarins, Chalcones, Isatins, Schiff & Mannich bases, Formazans
Indoles, pyrroles, quinolines, quinoxalines, quinazolines, quinazolinones, carbazoles, benzthiazoles,benzimidazoles, benzdiazapines, pyrazoles, oxazoles etc
The list of possible heterocycles is very long. Any can be biologically active. Just synthetize and screen.
Firstly, I would like to say thanks to all for your valuable suggestions, and I am really sorry for the jargon created here.
My question is that, "class of compounds other than Coumarins, Chalcones, Isatins, Schiff & Mannich bases, Formazans including heterocylics too........are there any new class of compounds which were heard and practised in chemistry to a little extent and those of pharmacological importance too."
There are various class of products with pharmacological importance, apart from the ones mentioned above, polyketides, alkaloids, terpenes, peptides, carbohydrates.
i hope i asnwered some part of your question
@ Arun Naini:
Thank you for the suggestion, yes, in your suggestion I would like to check on Polyketides.
I think it is easier to answer to this question if you tell a bit more about what you need it for. Statistical investigations on drugs on the market show that some types of structures are stranbgely common and seen in numerous types of drugs of various kind. These structures are known as "privileged structures". I suggest you search using that phrase if that is what you like to have.
Dear Mr. Andreas Svennebring:
That's really very useful for me, thanks a lot for the information of knowledge.