PMID: 15218733Jun 29, 2004Paper

Advances in the development of antitubercular agents containing no heterocyclic compounds in the pharmacophore. Part 2. Other derivatives except carboxylic acids

Ceská a Slovenská farmacie : casopis Ceské farmaceutické spolecnosti a Slovenské farmaceutické spolecnosti
Karel Waisser, Katerina Drazková

Abstract

This paper is the 21st communication in the series of review papers on the development of antituberculotics and the 10th communication summarizing the papers on the development of antituberculotics in recent 15 years. The first seven communications were devoted to heterocyclic compounds, the eighth one to the compounds containing an alkylsulfanyl group in the pharmacophore. The present paper sums up information concerning the compounds not containing a heterocycle in the pharmacophore which are not derivatives of carboxylic acids either. This completes the series of communications recording the development of antituberculotics in the recent period. The communication records papers published since 1980 because it intends to link up with a review paper published in 1982 (Ceskoslov. Farm., 1982; 31, 353-360).

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