A new series of pyrazole-quinoline hybrids were synthesized by a base-catalyzed cyclocondensation
reaction through one-pot multi-component reaction, based on molecular hybridization techniques. All
the compounds 10a-x were examined for in vitro antibacterial and anticancer activities. Enzyme
inhibitory activities were carried out against FabH and EGFR. From the studied compounds, most of
the compounds showed effective antibacterial as well as anticancer activity against used strains and
cancer cell lines, respectively. The most potent inhibitory activity was displayed by compound 10r
against EGFR and by compound 10i against FabH. Spatial arrangement of the molecule and their
HOMO-LUMO was studied and explained by DFT theory, to evaluate plane angle respective to the
core and substitutions. Docking studies indicated that compound 10r was bound to the active pocket
of EGFR with hydrogen bond and π-H interaction with minimum binding energy and compound 10i
was bound to the active site of FabH with hydrogen bond and π-H interaction having minimum binding
energy. Based on their substitutions, the hypothetical plane arising in the molecule and their twist
angles were related with their activities against EGFR and FabH as well as antibacterial and anticancer
activities.