Publications by authors named "S Mhaske"

Quinolones and isoquinolones are privileged scaffolds in synthetic/medicinal chemistry and drug discovery due to their unique chemical structures and intrinsic properties. Herein, we reveal a transition-metal-free approach for their synthesis from the reaction of dimethyl-2-((phenylamino)methylene)malonate with aryne precursors under mild conditions. The substrate scope is broad, accommodating a wide range of functional groups.

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Herein, we disclose a simple one-pot method for an efficient regio- and stereoselective synthesis of 1,3,5-triaroylcyclohexanes from aryl vinyl ketones using potassium -butoxide. The developed protocol allows the construction of various symmetrically substituted cyclohexanes in good to excellent yields. The major product also can be converted to the product (all equatorial) conveniently by acid catalysis.

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Background: As oral cancer remains a major worldwide health concern, sophisticated diagnostic tools are needed to aid in early diagnosis. Non-invasive methods like exfoliative cytology, albeit with the help of artificial intelligence (AI), have drawn additional interest.

Aim: The study aimed to harness the power of machine learning algorithms for the automated analysis of nuclear parameters in oral exfoliative cytology.

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The ferret (Mustela putorius furo) is a small domesticated species of the family Mustelidae within the order Carnivora. The present article reviews and discusses the current state of knowledge about housing, care, breeding, and biomedical uses of ferrets. The management and breeding procedures of ferrets resemble those used for other carnivores.

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Traditionally, toxic and expensive hydrazine building blocks are required to construct pharmaceutically important pyrazolidine-3,5-diones. Herein, we have described a novel method for their synthesis based on metal-free oxidative dehydrogenative N-N bond formation by PIDA-mediated reaction of easily accessible dianilide precursors. The developed mild reaction protocol features a good functional group tolerance and scalability.

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