A group of novel synthetic indoloisoquinolines was prepared and its potential as a novel series of small-molecule anti-malarial leads was assessed. The structure-activity relationship on variation of three distinct regions of chemical space was investigated. A lead compound was generated with an activity close to that observed for a known anti-malarial natural product, dihydrousambarensine, that shares the indoloisoquinoline template structure.
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