N-acylhydrazones containing glycine residue 3a-j and 8a-h were synthesized as HIV-1 capsid protein assembly inhibitors. The structures of the novel N-acylhydrazone derivatives were characterized using different spectroscopic methods. Antiviral activity demonstrated that compound 8c bearing 4-methylphenyl moiety was the most active with low cytotoxicity.
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