“…[3] Various derivatives of imidazoles are used as anti-bacterial, [4] anti-tumoral, [5] anti-inflammatory, [6] fungicidal, antimycotic, anti-ulcerative, antibiotic and analgesic [7] agents, herbicides and plant growth regulators. [2] Additionally, they are also used as inhibitors of p38 MAP kinases, [8] B-Raf kinases, cyclooxygenase-2, transforming growth factor b1, type-1 activin receptor-like kinase, [9][10][11] in IL-1 biosynthesis, [12] as therapeutic agents, glucagon receptors, [13] heme oxygenase-1 inhibitors, heme oxygenase inhibitors, fatty acid amide hydrolase inhibitors [14] and as photosensitive compounds in photography. [15] Further, they are also found as a core structural skeleton in many important biological compounds like histidine, histamine and biotin and in other drug moieties like trifenagrel, eprosartan and losartan.…”