“…Great concern has been recently focused on the development of heterocyclic compound bearing 1,3-thiazole ring system, which has been identified as a central structural element of several biologically active natural products such as thiamine vitamin B, and pharmacologically active substances in a large number of drugs as antibacterial, 1,2 antifungal, 3,4 antiviral, [5][6][7] anti-inflammatory, 8,9 anticancer, [10][11][12][13][14] anti-HIV, [15][16][17] anti-oxidant 18,19 and analgesic drugs. 20,21 Both classical and non-classical synthetic methods approaches were used to synthesize thiazole derivatives.…”