Chemistry and Biology of Heterocycles: Two Volume Set

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Chemistry and Biology of Heterocycles Volume 1 The exceptional capability of N -heterocyclic scaffolds to function as biomimetics and active pharmacophores has resulted in modulating their structure, reactivity and formulation for effective drugs. The direct and viable synthetic strategies of these molecules are valuable features. Numerous methods revealed the general synthesis and... Read more

Chemistry and Biology of Heterocycles Volume 1

The exceptional capability of N-heterocyclic scaffolds to function as biomimetics and active pharmacophores has resulted in modulating their structure, reactivity and formulation for effective drugs. The direct and viable synthetic strategies of these molecules are valuable features. Numerous methods revealed the general synthesis and application of N-heterocyclic compounds through conventional as well as modified approaches. Additionally, the advent of combinatorial and medicinal chemistry for the synthesis of new heterocyclic compounds for drug discovery have added a new essence to existing protocol.

Chemistry and Biology of Heterocycles Volume 2

Heterocyclic systems are defined by the integration of one or more heteroatoms within a cyclic framework and serve as the structural foundation for a vast array of natural products, clinical pharmaceuticals, and advanced functional materials. This work examines the synthetic landscape of heterocycles, prioritizing the development of robust methodologies, mechanistic insights, and late-stage modifications. Given their pervasive role in modulating anticancer, antimicrobial, and anti-inflammatory and many other pathways, these scaffolds remain central to medicinal chemistry. By elucidating the intricate interplay between chemical architecture and pharmacological efficacy, this study promotes the thought process to the rational design of next-generation therapeutic agents.

Key Features

Bridges the gap by integrating both chemical and biological aspects of heterocycles in a cohesive and comprehensive manner.
Serves as a valuable resource for researchers, students, and professionals who need focused insights into heterocyclic chemistry and its applications in biology.
Offers new perspectives on how these compounds influence or can be influenced by biological systems, and how they may be utilized in fields of drug design and development.
Illustrates the importance of the ring size of heterocyclic compounds and heteroatoms involved with its biological applications.
The biological evaluation and significance of various chiral and achiral heterocycles along with chemical strategies will attract the scientific community.

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Dr. Devalina Ray is an Assistant professor in Amity University, Noida, UP, India since October 2017. She has received her Ph.D from IIT Kharagpur, India in 2008. Thereafter, she pursued her postdoctoral research in University of Texas Medical Branch, Texas followed by University of Nebraska Medical Centre, Nebraska, USA. She joined Myongji University, Yongin as Research Professor and further continued her postdoctoral research in Hanyang University, Seoul, South Korea. She was employed as Research associate at IIT-Delhi and then continued to work there as Young Scientist till October 2017. Her research area included synthetic organic chemistry focused on transition metal-catalyzed and transition metal free C-H functionalization and cycloadditions, medicinal and natural product chemistry, green chemistry, peptide chemistry etc. The current area of interest deals with transition metal-free greener synthetic approaches to various coupling reactions and C-H functionalization. Dr. Ray is the recipient of “B. N. Mankad award from Indian Chemical Society, India. She is an affiliate member of Royal Chemical Society, CRSI, and editorial board member of American Journal of Heterocyclic Chemistry, Heterocyclic Letters and Asian J. Organic & Medicinal Chemistry. Recently, she has been recruited as the Executive Guest Editor of the journal Current Organocatalysis.

Professor Bimal K. Banik is a Professor of Prince Mohammad Bin Fahd University, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. He was the Vice President of Research and Education Development of Community Health Systems of South Texas, a Tenured Full Professor and First President’s Endowed Professor at the University of Texas-Pan American Center for many years. Professor Banik was awarded Bachelor of Science Honors Degree in Chemistry from Itachuna Bejoy Narayan College and Master of Science Degree in Chemistry from Burdwan University. He obtained his Ph. D. degree based upon his thesis work performed at the Indian Association for the Cultivation of Science, Jadavpur, Calcutta. Dr. Banik was a Postdoctoral Fellow at Case Western Reserve University (Ohio) and Stevens Institute of Technology (New Jersey). He is a Fellow (FRSC) and Chartered Chemist (CChem) of the Royal Society of Chemistry and a Fellow of the Indian Chemical Society. Dr. Banik has been involved in organic and medicinal chemistry and biomedical research for many years. As Principal Investigator, he has been awarded $7.25 million USD grants from US National Institutes of Health, US National Cancer Institute, and US Kleberg Foundation. Professor Banik has 370 peer-reviewed publications along with 465 presentation abstracts. The number of citations of his publications is approximately 6400. He serves as a reviewer of 93, editorial board member of 28, editor-in-chief of 12, founder of 4, associate editor of 4 and guest editor of 6 journals.

Chemistry and Biology of Heterocycles: Two Volume Set

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