Synthesis of Novel Benazepril‐Derived Trizole Compounds Assisted by Ultrasound: In Vitro and In Silico Analysis for Potential Anticancer Properties

Abstract Benazepril‐based novel trizole derivatives are being explored as potential anticancer agents, designed with an N‐substituted 1,2,3‐triazole moiety linked to Benazepril's N‐1 position via a methylene bridge. An ultrasound irradiated CuAAC method was used to prepare all these compounds a...

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Main Authors: Ettam, Ashok, Rao, L. Vaikunta, Balakishan, Guniganti, Kancha, Rama Krishna, Mullaguri, Sai Chairitha, Kumar, K. Shiva
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