Pyrazole Based Drug Discovery
- Author : Nachiket S. Dighe
- Publisher : Elsevier
- File Size : 52,7 Mb
- Release : 15 June 2021
- ISBN : 0128241403
- Page : 370 pages
- Rating : 4/5 (21 users)
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Pyrazole-Based Drug Discovery outlines the complexities of the pyrazole scaffold use in drug discovery, including derivative chemistry, structural properties, methods of synthesis and practical implementations. Designed as a guide for both experts and students working in this and related areas, this volume will facilitate the continued design and development of novel pharmaceuticals based on pyrazole and its derivatives. Heterocyclic compounds are of central importance to medicinal chemistry, as demonstrated by the high percentage of marketable drugs that feature heterocyclic fragments in their structures. As starting points for drug discovery they offer a broad range of attractive properties, and a detailed understanding of the particular characteristics of each is of great benefit to researchers. Pyrazole is a novel heterocycle with anti-fungal, antimicrobial, anti-tubercular, and antipsychotic pharmacological activities, proving to be a promising agent for medicinal chemists to synthesize various new chemical entities with desired biological activities. This book is ideal for researchers working in organic and medicinal chemistry both in academia and industry. Explores this extremely important heterocycle in a high level of detail Describes synthesis methods for current drugs based on pyrazole scaffolds Gives drug designers all the key knowledge required to develop new drugs utilizing pyrazole Provides pharmacologists a solid overview of the chemical background of existing pyrazole-based drugs