Synthesis and Anticancer Activity of Aminothiazole-Terminal Phenoxycompounds Hybrids and Their Analogs: A Short Review
2-Aminothiazole and compounds with terminal phenoxy groups are privileged structures in medicinal chemistry. Compounds containing these two scaffolds are of interest for the design of new pharmaceuticals, particularly for treating malignant tumors. Hybridization, which is realized by combining both privileged fragments via the formation of covalent bonds, is a promising approach to finding lead compounds. The resulting conjugates can bind to a variety of receptors, and therefore, their synthesis and pharmacological screening is an actual task of modern medicinal chemistry.