“…Selenosemicarbazones are Schiff bases obtained by the condensation reaction of carbonyl compounds and selenosemicarbazides. They showed antiparasitic, 1 antifungal, 2,3 antibacterial, [3][4][5][6] antimalarial, [7][8][9][10] anticancer, 3,7,10-23 antioxidant 3,14 and antidiabetic 14 activity. In order to obtain more active species, complexes of PtIJII), PdIJII), ZnIJII), CdIJII), AuIJI), NiIJII), CoIJIII), GaIJIII), SnIJIV) and CuIJII) have been prepared and tested against malaria 10,24,25 and microorganisms [3][4][5] as well as cancer cell lines.…”