Young MUJ Researcher Uncovers New Clues in the Fight Against Drug-Resistant Diseases and Cancer
Dr Aman Kumar and his team in the research lab
A major review published in Coordination Chemistry Reviews (Impact Factor: 20.3) by Dr. Aman Kumar and his team from Manipal University Jaipur sheds new light on the multifaceted biomedical promise of triazole-based metal complexes. A new review uncovers the biomedical potential of Triazole-based metal complexes in the fight against drug resistance and cancer.
The paper, “Recent advancements in the multifaceted biomedical efficacy of triazole based metal complexes” is a comprehensive synthesis of recent breakthroughs where these unique chemical entities have demonstrated superior potential against a spectrum of diseases from antimicrobial-resistant infections to various cancers.
Author Dr. Aman Kumar highlights how integrating metal ions with triazole based compounds improves drug stability, target specificity, and biological activity. The review underscores significant advancements in this domain, with applications extending to anticancer, antidiabetic, antioxidant, anti-HIV, and antimalarial therapies.
Dr. Kumar said that “Drug resistance is one of the biggest global health crises we face today, our work emphasizes how metallodrug chemistry, particularly with triazole scaffolds, can open new avenues for safer, more effective treatments.”
The review not only captures the state-of-the-art in medicinal chemistry but also provides strategic insights into Structure-Activity Relationship (SAR) studies, molecular docking analyses, and future research directions.
