“…Several acridines, quinolines, and their derivatives are known to possess biological activities, as summarized in Figure . For instances, antiprotozoal (A 1 ), antimalarial (A 2 ), (A 13 ), anticancer (A 3 ), (A 14 ),DNA‐targeting acridines (A 4 ), antimicrobial (A 5 ), antitumour (A 6 ), (A 10 ), Anti HIV (A 7 ), (A 15 ), antibacterial (A 8 ), antiproliferative (A 9 ), antileishmanial (A 11 ), antifungal (A 12 ), antitubercular (A 16 ), antiplatelet (A 17 ) activity. Various methods were developed for the synthesis of quinolines and acridines in the past few decades, such as the Friedländer synthesis, Skraup synthesis, and Doebner‐von Miller synthesis .…”