“…In continuation of our works on bromothiouracil derivatives and in search for novel biologically active compounds, we have performed a series of bromination reactions of alkyl derivatives of 2‐thiouracil ( I , II , III , IV , IX ), 2‐thio‐6‐methyluracil ( V , VI , VII , VIII , X ), 2‐thioorotic acid ( XI , XII , XIII , XIV , XIX ), 4‐thiouracil ( XV , XVI , XVII , XVIII , XX ), and 4‐thio‐6‐methyluracil ( XXI , XXII , XXIII , XXV , XXVI ). To ensure good cell barrier permeability in order to improve pharmacokinetic properties of brominated thiouracils, the sulfur atoms in the substrates chosen have been substituted by long alkyl chains containing 10–18 carbon atoms, that is, n ‐decyl, n ‐dodecyl, n ‐tetradecyl, n ‐hexadecyl, and n ‐octadecyl.…”