“…In particular, they are described as inhibitors of protein glycation, antimicrobial [37,38], antidepressant [39,40], anticonvulsant [41], antifungal [42,43], and antitubercular [44,45], anticonvulsant [46], DPPH radical Scavenging, anti-diabetic [47], antiamebic [48], as well as antiviral agents [49]. Pyrazole analogoues can selectively inhibit (cyclooxygenase enzyme) COX-2 [50] they are also expressing antiinflammatory [51], analgesic [52], antihypertensive, antipyretic, sedatives, and antidiabetic activities [53][54][55].…”