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Synthesis of organometallic-based biologically active compounds: In vitro antibacterial, antifungal and cytotoxic properties of some sulfonamide incorporated ferrocences

Zahid H. Chohan Department of Chemistry, Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan 60800, PakistanCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 169-175 | Published online: 20 Oct 2008

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Figure 1.  Structures of sulfonamide incorporated ferrocenes (SIF1–SIF4).

Figure 1.  Structures of sulfonamide incorporated ferrocenes (SIF1–SIF4).

Tabel I.  Physical measurements and analytical data of sulfonamide incorporated ferrocene (SIF1–SIF4).

Tabel II.  Antibacterial activity data of (SIF1–SIF4).

Figure 2.  Comparison of antibacterial activity.

Figure 2.  Comparison of antibacterial activity.

Figure 3.  Average antibacterial activity showing the most active compound.

Figure 3.  Average antibacterial activity showing the most active compound.

Figure .4  Comparison of antifungal activity.

Figure .4  Comparison of antifungal activity.

Tabel III.  Antifungal Activity Data Of (Sif1–sif4).

Figure 5.  Average antifungal activity showing the most active compound.

Figure 5.  Average antifungal activity showing the most active compound.

Tabel IV.  Minimum inhibitory concentration (M) of the selected compounds against selected bacteria.

Table V.  Brine shrimp bioassay data of (SIF1–SIF4).

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