“…In medicinal chemistry, the s-triazine ring has proved to be a privileged structure, and, therefore, its derivatives have been extensively studied against a broad number of biological targets. In this respect, s-triazine derivatives have shown antiprotozoal [11], anti-HIV [12], anticancer [13,14], antimalarial [15,16], antibacterial [17][18][19], antifungal [20][21][22], and antileishmanial activity [23], carbonic anhydrase inhibitors [24,25], and human monoamine oxidase (MAO) inhibitors [26].…”