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                            Difunctional Compounds as Precursors for Novel bis-
                                                      Heterocycles
                                                  Ahmed H. M. Elwahy*
                        Chemistry Department, Faculty of Science, Cairo University, Giza, Egypt

                                                        ABSTRACT
                    Heterocycles are an important class of compounds that exist in nature as a part of
                    vitamins, hormones, alkaloids and many natural products. They are also present in a wide
                    variety of drugs, as well as biologically active compounds. Most of the heterocycles also
                    find  applications in medicine, agriculture,  industry and  in  combinatorial and
                    supramolecular chemistry.[1–3]  Especially, compounds  including bis-heterocyclic
                    moieties were encountered in many bioactive natural products. Recent reports showed
                    that among libraries of derivatized heterocycles, the most active library compounds have
                    a bis-heterocyclic structure. In this  respect, bis-heterocycles in which two bioactive
                    heterocycles are tethered via a  flexible linker were  reported  to  be anticancer,
                    antimicrobial agents, antialzheimer and antiprion activity.[4-12] The development of
                    efficient and selective synthetic routes as well as novel structures of bis-heterocyclic
                    systems constitutes an important issue in organic synthesis.
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                        Elsevier, 2010.
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                     5)  AM Abdelmoniem, SAS  Ghozlan, H Butenschön, DM Abdelmoniem,  Ahmed H. M.
                        Elwahy,  Ismail A. Abdelhamid , Arkivok, 2019, v, 163-177.
                     6)  ME Salem, AF Darweesh, MR Shaaban, AHM Elwahy, Arkivok, 2019 v, 73-88.
                     7)  ME Salem, M Hosny, AF Darweesh, AHM Elwahy, Synthetic Communications, 2019, 49
                        (18), 2319-2329.
                     8)  HM Diab, WMI Hassan, IA Abdelhamid, AHM Elwahy, Journal of Molecular Structure,
                        2019,  1197, 244-261.
                     9)  MF Mohamed, NS Ibrahim, AHM Elwahy, IA Abdelhamid,  Anti-Cancer  Agents in
                        Medicinal Chemistry 2018, 18, 2156-2168.
                     10) NS Ibrahim, MF Mohamed, AHM Elwahy, IA Abdelhamid, Letters in Drug Design  &
                        Discovery, 2018, 15 (10), 1036-1045.
                     11) MF Mohamed, AM Abdelmoniem, AHM Elwahy, IA Abdelhamid, Current cancer drug
                        targets, 2018, 18 (4), 372-381.
                     12) SK Salama,  MF  Mohamed, AF Darweesh, AHM Elwahy, IA Abdelhamid,  Bioorganic
                        Chemistry,  2017, 71, 19-29.




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