“…Recent studies from our research group (Bayrak et al, , ; Yildirim et al, ) and that of Ferreira (Dias et al ), Ryu (Ryu, Song, Lee, Hong, Yoon, & Kim, ; Ryu, Yoon, Song, Im, Kim, & Kim, ), Tandon (Tandon, Maurya, Kumar, Rashid, & Panda, ; Tandon et al, ), and Valderrama (Valderrama, Ibacache, Rodriguez, Theoduloz, & Benites, ; Valderrama, Leiva, Rodriguez, Theoduloz, & Schmeda‐Hirshmann, ) have shown that electrophilic character of 1,4‐quinones can undergo with neutral and/or anionic nucleophiles in different conditions in versatile reactions, thus leading to various biologically active (hetero)cyclic quinone structures for their pharmacological properties. In this regard, as a result of the immense value of quinone compounds in organic and medicinal chemistry, 1,4‐quinones have been studied for over a half‐century as an important class of building blocks and still continue to attract considerable attention due to the broad range of synthetic and medicinal applications (Bayrak et al, ; Johnson‐Ajinwo et al, ; Pingaew et al, ; Ravichandiran, Kannan, Ramasubbu, Muthusubramanian, & Samuel, ; Ravichandiran, Subramaniyan, et al, ; Tandon & Kumar, ; Valderrama et al, ; Wellington, ).…”