A REVIEW ARTICLE ON SYNTHESIS OF IMIDAZOLE DERIVATIVES
Dipanshu Panday*, Dr. Sujeet Gupta, Dr. Bhumika Yogi, Jhilika Singh, Rajvinder Kaur
Abstract
Imidazoles are heterocyclic compounds that have gained greatly from
the five-member ring structure, outstanding location for their
exceptional pharmacological activities in recent years. The nucleus of
imidazole is a major drug discovery synthesis strategy. Imidazole is a
five-member planar ring structure with N atom at positions 1 and 3.
This compound is systematically named 1, 3, one of the N bear a H
atom and one of the pyrrol type N. Imidazole was called glyoxalin for
the first time. It is amphoteric and susceptible to electrophilic and
nucleophile attack. The 4- amino-imidazole- 5-carboxamide, found
naturally as riboside, is a part of purine nucleus and histidine amino
acid. This interesting group is characterized by a wide range of
biological activities, including analgesic, inflammatory, antiviral, and
anthelmintic, anticonvulsant, antimicrobial, anti-allergic, etc. This is the group of
heterocyclic compounds. Distinctively large scope is given by various methods for the
synthesis of the imidazole and its chemical reactions.
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