Coumarin Schiff''s bases as antimicrobial agents - Deodhar, Meenakshi;Bairagi, Shriram
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Since the discovery of antibacterial activity of prontosil, a dye, the field of synthetic antimicrobial research has taken great strides with a repertoire of agents available to treat bacterial and fugal infections. Increase in the number of immunocompromised agents and emergence of resistant strains though have provided an impetus for discovery of newer molecules belonging to different chemical classes. Coumarin has been reported to exhibit a range of biological activities. A number of coumarin based molecules have shown remarkable antibacterial activity. In the present work we report design…mehr

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Since the discovery of antibacterial activity of prontosil, a dye, the field of synthetic antimicrobial research has taken great strides with a repertoire of agents available to treat bacterial and fugal infections. Increase in the number of immunocompromised agents and emergence of resistant strains though have provided an impetus for discovery of newer molecules belonging to different chemical classes. Coumarin has been reported to exhibit a range of biological activities. A number of coumarin based molecules have shown remarkable antibacterial activity. In the present work we report design synthesis and evaluation of a series some coumarin based Schiff's bases as potential antimicrobial agents. These molecules have been synthesized using simple chemical reactions and tested for in-vitro antimicrobial activity on gram +ve, gram -ve bacteria and fungi.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Meenakshi Deodhar is a Ph.D in Pharmaceutical Chemistry. She has guided many M.Pharm. students for their projects. Her research area is design and synthesis of coumarin and chalcone based molecules as potential therapeutic agents.