Synthesis of β-Ketoamide Curcumin Analogs for Anti-Diabetic and AGEs Inhibitory Activities

Chemistry & Biodiversity
Govindharasu BanuppriyaVediappen Padmini

Abstract

Two different series of novel β-ketoamide curcumin analogs enriched in biological activities have been synthesized. The synthesized compounds were screened for their in vitro anti-diabetic and AGEs inhibitory activities and exhibited potent to good anti-diabetic and AGEs inhibitory activities. The molecular docking study was also performed with the α-amylase enzyme.

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