Part –III: Utilities of Active Methylene Compounds and Heterocycles Bearing Active Methyl or having an Active Methine in the Formation of Substituted and Fused Pyridines

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Abstract

This review discusses how we use the most common and novel synthesized active methylene compounds as well as heterocycles having active methyl or methine in the syntheses of a wide variety of substituted and fused pyridines interesting medical and pharmaceutical importance. Many synthetic approaches were used for the preparation of target heterocyclic systems such as cyclocondensation reactions, ring opening-ring closure, cycloaddition, acid-or base-catalyzed reaction, intermolecular cyclization and self-condensation have been reviewed in this paper. Also, the antimicrobial activity carried out on some newly selected synthesized pyridines and their fused derivatives were reported.

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Mohamed Abdel-Megid. 2026. \u201cPart –III: Utilities of Active Methylene Compounds and Heterocycles Bearing Active Methyl or having an Active Methine in the Formation of Substituted and Fused Pyridines\u201d. Global Journal of Science Frontier Research - B: Chemistry GJSFR-B Volume 22 (GJSFR Volume 22 Issue B1): .

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This review discusses how we use the most common and novel synthesized active methylene compounds as well as heterocycles having active methyl or methine in the syntheses of a wide variety of substituted and fused pyridines interesting medical and pharmaceutical importance. Many synthetic approaches were used for the preparation of target heterocyclic systems such as cyclocondensation reactions, ring opening-ring closure, cycloaddition, acid-or base-catalyzed reaction, intermolecular cyclization and self-condensation have been reviewed in this paper. Also, the antimicrobial activity carried out on some newly selected synthesized pyridines and their fused derivatives were reported.

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