2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.biopha.2022.113736
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Azulene hydrazide-hydrazones for selective targeting of pancreatic cancer cells

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“…The charge is at (29069 cm), which indicates that the cobalt complex has a tetrahedral structure (44.45.36) . As for the Ni(II) complex Fig (12), the electronic spectrum showed that it has an absorption band at (12476 cm -1 ) returns to electronic transition 1 A 1 g 1 A 2 g(υ 1 ) and a second band at (22551cm -1 ) attributed to electronic transition 1 A 1 g 1 B 1 g( υ 2) ,and charge transfer at (30303 cm -1 ) and the appearance of these bands indicating that this complex has a square planar structure around the nickel (II) ion. (6,37,(46)(47)(48) Cu(II) complex Fig ( 13) showed a wide absorption band in the region (12576 cm -1 ) this band belongs to the 2 T 2 (D) 2 E(D) electronic transition and the charge transfer band at (30721 cm -1 ) , it is in agreement with the magnetic measurements of the complex and with the published research that indicates that it is a tetrahedral structure.…”
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“…The charge is at (29069 cm), which indicates that the cobalt complex has a tetrahedral structure (44.45.36) . As for the Ni(II) complex Fig (12), the electronic spectrum showed that it has an absorption band at (12476 cm -1 ) returns to electronic transition 1 A 1 g 1 A 2 g(υ 1 ) and a second band at (22551cm -1 ) attributed to electronic transition 1 A 1 g 1 B 1 g( υ 2) ,and charge transfer at (30303 cm -1 ) and the appearance of these bands indicating that this complex has a square planar structure around the nickel (II) ion. (6,37,(46)(47)(48) Cu(II) complex Fig ( 13) showed a wide absorption band in the region (12576 cm -1 ) this band belongs to the 2 T 2 (D) 2 E(D) electronic transition and the charge transfer band at (30721 cm -1 ) , it is in agreement with the magnetic measurements of the complex and with the published research that indicates that it is a tetrahedral structure.…”
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“…Because of the ability of hydrazones to react with electrophilic and nucleophilic groups, this led to their use in the preparation of many organic compounds, especially heterocyclic compounds (5) ,which have proven effective in many pharmaceutical applications. (6) ,agricultural (7) ,and biological (8,9) as it is included in the treatment of tuberculosis (10,11) ,the treatment of cancerous tumors, and the expansion of constricted blood vessels (12) .Hydrazones are prepared from the condensation reaction between hydrazide and aldehyde or ketones. where the oxygen atom in the carbonyl group in the carbonyl compound is replaced by the functional group (HN-NH 2 -) linked to the hydrazide .…”
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“…Conditional constants (K values) were calculated from the absorbance changes (∆A) of tryptanthrin derivates and their complexes with Cu(II), Fe(II) and Fe(III) ions at their spectral maximum by regression analysis (Letagrop Spefo 2005 software). The details of computational model have been described and discussed by Silen et al [28], and the same method was used to analyse the binding affinity of the organic receptors for metal ions in aqueous media [29][30][31][32][33][34][35][36]. Solutions were mixed in the cuvette during the whole titration and after each addition of metal guests.…”
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