Anti-Infective Agents - Current Issue

Rhodanines are five-member heterocyclics having sulfur, nitrogen, and oxygen atoms in their ring structure and exhibit potent as well as a broad range of pharmacological activities. They are thiazolidine derivatives and are well-known in medicinal chemistry for their wide spectrum of antimicrobial activities. Various modifications can be made to the structure of the rhodanine ring. Studies in recent years have validated Read More

As we know, the skin is part of our body, which acts as a protective barrier and protects us from deleterious agents. Any damage or destruction to the skin causes a rupture of the epidermis layer of skin. These wounds may lead to many problems if untreated, such as infection and inflammation, which result in slowing the natural wound healing process. In recent years, there have been numerous approaches and th Read More

Viral infections impact millions of individuals annually and in 2018, the WHO called for global preparedness to address potential high-mortality pathogens, referred to as “Pathogen X,” which can include fungi, viruses, parasites, or prions. The constant evolution of RNA viruses leads to continually changing variants, challenging the effectiveness of vaccines and drugs. In underserved healthcare regions, plant-based phyt Read More

IntroductionFungal infections are growing more rapidly and becoming a public health concern worldwide. The use of herbal medicines is now increasing due to their many functional properties with fewer side effects. Emblica officinalis, an important medicinal plant, exhibits many therapeutic properties.MethodsIn this article, the active phytoconstituents of Emblica officinalis were explored for their multitargeting ac Read More