Quinazolines are organic compounds that are made up of two fused six-membered rings–benzene ring and pyrimidine ring. Referring to the various positions of N atoms in the cyclic ring, many other isomeric forms play a vital role in biological activities. There view article describes the main functional groups that are present in Quinazolines which are responsible for medicinal, antimicrobial, antiviral, antibacterial andanticancer actions. This review focuses on the properties of these functional groups responsible for various biological activities of Quinazolines. The heterocyclic ring structures are mainly responsible for the pharmacological effects of quinazolines. The presence of benzyl-, halo-, methoxy and amino derivatives has many anticancer, antimicrobial and antimalarial properties. The article aims to review the medicinal functionality of Quinazolines.
ISEs possess several advantages, such as high speed, ease of preparation, simple instrumentation, fast response time, wide concentration range, good selectivity and economically affordable. ISE based electrochemical sensors are useful in analysis of food products, drinking water, beverages, fertilizers, soil industrial effluents etc. Generally sensors are based on electroactive materials and provide a rapid and convenient means for quantitative estimation of anions and cations in biological and industrial samples. The aim of present work is to synthesize modified clay with heteropoly acids. These modified clays may have significant electrochemical activity in Ion selective electrodes. These clays can be employed as ionophore to develop chemical sensors for their application as sensors and in potentiometric titrations as indicator electrode.
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