SYNTHESIS CHARACTERIZATION AND PHARMACOLOGICAL STUDIES OF COPPER COMPLEXES DERIVED FROM FLAVONE DERIVATIVES
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newlineIn the design of biologically active metallo-organic molecules, the choice of
newlineappropriate ligands (particularly heterocylic molecules) is of vital importance, which
newlineaffect the thermodynamic and kinetic stability as well as solubility and lipophilicity of the
newlinemetal complexes. In the search for potential chemotherapeutic agents, a considerable
newlineeffort has been made on the design and development of chemotherapeutic agents that
newlinecontain heterocyclic structures as their main structural motif.
newlineAmong the heterocyclic molecules, Flavone and its derivatives have exhibited
newlinenumerous biological and pharmacological activities. In the past few decades, the research
newlinework was focused on the design and development of medicinally important molecules.
newlineThe structural modifications on heterocyclic scaffold may yield effective therapeutic
newlineagents without side effects.
newlineKeeping these facts in mind, in the present investigations was focused on design,
newlinesynthesis and structural characterization of hydroxyflavone derivatives and their copper
newlinecomplexes. The chemically charaterized copper complexes were subjected to
newlineantimicrobial, DNA studies, antioxidant, SOD, anti-inflammatory and anti tuberculosis
newlineactivities and their salient features discussed.
newlineThe removal of carbonyl group in the flavone nucleus with different substituted
newlinearomatic amines improved structural and biological activities. The introduction of
newlineelectron withdrawing on the phenyl ring was exhibited enhance biological activity. The
newlinereplacement of O by N at position C-1 with aliphatic amines has increased
newlinepharmacological activity of ligands. The incorporation of copper ion, the biological
newlineactivity was further enchaned.
newlineIn summary, the whole work contributes to the search of new molecules (copper
newlinecomplexes of flavone derivatives) with systematic approaches to combat multidrug
newlineresistant organisms and may be behaved as chemotherapeutic agents.