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Australian Journal of Chemistry

Australian Journal of Chemistry

Volume 78 Number 5 2025

CH24160Synthesis and anti-hepatic fibrosis activity of novel matrine tricyclic derivatives

Yongchuang Wang, Hang Yang, Wenming Tang, Luozhu Zhou, Chuanhao Wang, Anhua Huang, Daozuan Zhang, Zheng Yao, Wei Li, Wannian Zhang, Yuelin Wu, Weiheng Xu and Zhenyuan Miao 0000-0001-7839-4183

Structure of matrine and its tricyclic derivative alongside its effect on TGF-β1-induced expression of collagen I and α-SMA in LX-2 cells.

Novel matrine tricyclic derivatives have been designed and synthesised by a molecular fusion strategy. The most active compound ZM842 indicated potent inhibitory TGF-β transcriptional activity in a dose-dependent manner by downregulating collagen I and α-SMA protein. (Image credit: Yongchuang Wang.)

CH24163Ring-expansion reactions of Cyrene and derivatives with ethyl diazoacetate

Johannes Puschnig, Oscar Lamb, Christopher J. Sumby and Ben W. Greatrex 0000-0002-0356-4966

Reaction scheme for the ring-expansion of Cyrene with ethyl diazoacetate and subsequent decarboxylation.

Levoglucosenone and the reduced analogue Cyrene are versatile chiral intermediates for synthesis, available from the cellulose fraction of biomass by acid-catalysed pyrolysis. An ethyl diazoacetate mediated ring expansion has been developed for Cyrene, and combination with a decarboxylation has resulted in homologated ring-systems. Some selected reactions for the first homologated ring-system were then investigated. (Image credit: Ben Greatrex.)

CH25002Ionic liquid-assisted synthesis of pyrrole derivative: a green and sustainable method

Vaishali, Shubham Sharma 0000-0002-9657-6623, Preeti Jain, Ankush Thakur, Sobhi M. Gomha and Swati Rani

Synthesis of tether and fused pyrrole derivatives using ionic liquids as solvent and catalyst from 2001 to 2024.

Green synthesis is garnering global interest among researchers due to its distinctive characteristics and ecological advantages. Researchers are developing innovative ionic liquids (ILs) and enhancing their characteristics for application in green chemistry and synthesis, including environmentally friendly solvents and catalysts. They have been extensively used as green catalysts and solvent systems for the synthesis of many important heterocycles because of their distinctive features. (Image credit: Shubham Sharma.)

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