“…1). Alternatively, pyranopyrimidine heterocycles have signicant and condential biological and physiological potency since this class of compounds demonstrated antibacterial, antitumor, [1][2][3] antimicrobial, [4][5][6][7] anti-inammatory, 8,9 antioxidant, antidiabetic, 10,11 tyrosine phosphatase inhibitors, 12 antitubercular, 13 Hh signaling inhibitors in NIH3T3 cells, 14 antihypertensive, 15 antimalarial, 16 antiviral, 17 anticancer, 18,19 and cardiotonic agents. 20,21 In another route, pyranopyrimidines act as sirtuin inhibitors, for instance, the inhibition activity of SIRT1 was formerly reported by Rotili et al 22 as shown in Fig.…”