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INTRODUCTIONCyclohexenone is the parent of a series of compounds that is important inagricultural and medicinal chemistry. Cyclohexenones are derivatives of cyclohexane with carbonyl group at 1-position and double bond at 2-position (I).Cyclohexenones can be conveniently synthesised by the treatment of α,β -unsaturated carbonyl compounds with ethylacetoacetate in basic media.O( I )In recent years cyclohexenone derivatives have gained lots of interestbecause of its prominent pharmaceutical properties.SYNTHETIC ASPECTDifferent methods for the synthesis of cyclohexenone derivatives have beendescribed in literature. 355-3611. N. Nanjundaswami et al. 362 have prepared 6,7-dimethoxy-1-aryl-4-oxo-2-naphthoate derivatives (III) by the reaction of dimethoxyphenyl aryl ketonewith diethyl succinate in presence of t-potassium butoxide.H 3 COH 3 COROCOOEtCOOEtt-BuOKH 3 COH 3 COORCOOEt(III)102Cyclohexenone…..
2. Michael addition of chalcone with active methylene compound such asdiethyl malonate, nitro methane and ethyl aceto acetate catalyzed bypotassium hydroxide in anhydrous ethanol results Michael adducts in75–98% yield under ultrasound irradiation in 25–90 min. 363XX+R 1OKOHEthanolat 25-30°CEtOOCR 2OMECHANISMRCH 3 R+ CHCH -OACH 3OC H 3OCOOEtCH 3R CH +A + H + + OHO-C H 3CH - COOEtBRCH 3 RO -H2OEtOOC CH 3 EtOOCO+H +CH 3EtOOC CH - CH 3OOO103Cyclohexenone…..
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The Sarvodaya Education Society’s
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selfless help, moral support and gu
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Introduction and Spectral studies .
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“STUDIES ON SOME HETEROCYCLICENTI
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Pyrimidine derivatives have been pr
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Isoxazole derivative synthesized by
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“STUDIES ON SOMEHETEROCYCLIC ENTI
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(b) Pharmacokinetics: It is derived
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(C) Drug DevelopmentMany natural pr
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The process of drug design is exten
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(l) Non steroidal anti-inflammatory
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INTRODUCTIONThe aza-indolizine cont
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PHARMACEUTICAL IMPORTANTMuch resear
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Compd. R 1 R 2 R 3a :- H 7-Me-6,8-B
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S. Kristjan, Gudmundsson and A. Bra
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STUDIES ON IMIDAZOPYRIDINE DERIVATI
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(a) Chalcones with monoethanolamine
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Das B.P. et al. 111 have found that
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Furthermore, Alcaraz M.J, et al. 13
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REACTION SCHEMECl+ClOClOClClCH 3NH
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Instrument : SHIMADZU FTIR 8400 Spe
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SignalNo.SignalPosition(δppm)Relat
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ANTIMICROBIAL ACTIVITYProducts : Ch
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The reaction mixture was poured on
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TABLE NO.- 1A BIOLOGICAL SCREENING
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PART-IISTUDIES ON PYRIMIDINES
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The self consistent (pi)electron de
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class of dye viz. trichloro pyrimid
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ability to cleave nucleic acid targ
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SSNHNHoONOoONOo(11) (12)oOHThe Pyri
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called ABPP or bropirimine(2-amino-
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acid so that it could be utilized f
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Page 91 and 92: INTRODUCTIONThiopyrimidine derivati
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Moreover, Nomura Yutaka et al. 487
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SYNTHESIS AND THERAPEUTIC EVALUATIO
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IR SPECTRAL STUDIES OF (3-(2-(4-CHL
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NMR SPECTRAL STUDIES OF (3-(2-(4-CH
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MASS SPECTRAL STUDIES OF (3-(2-(4-C
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[F] Antimicrobial activity of (3-(2
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1. J. A. Joule and K. Mills; Hetero
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37. James J. Kaminski, D. G. perkin
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78. Ms. B. S. Hastak and B. J. Ghiy
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116. V. R. Mudalir and V. Joshi ; I
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150. S. Inoue, A. J. Saggimoto and
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197. S. S. Bahekar, D. B. Shinde; A
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CH 3CH 3NNClNNClORHNONRRRC 6 H 5 -
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CH 3CH 3NNClNNClEtOOCORHNNRRRC 6 H
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