“…Quinoxaline, or 1,4-benzo[pyrazine is an important structural unit among nitrogencontaining heterocyclic compounds. Quinoxalines are, in general, easy to prepare and numerous derivatives have been reported in the literature because of their biological activity, specifically as antimicrobial [2][3][4][5][6][7][8], antibacterial [9][10][11], anti-cancer [12], antiaminoceptive [13], anti-inflammatory [14,15] anti-viral [16][17][18], antimalaria [19] agents. They possess well known biological activities including AMPA/GlyN receptor antagonist [20], antihistaminic agents [21], anti-trypanosomal activity [22], anti-herps, trypanocida, antiplasmodial activity [23], Ca 2+ uptake/release inhibitor [24], and inhibitor of vascular smooth muscle cell proliferation.…”