Abstract

A series of spirooxindolopyrrolidine fused N-styrylpiperidone heterocyclic hybrids has been synthesized in excellent yield via a domino multicomponent protocol that involves one-pot three component 1,3-dipolar cycloaddition and concomitant enamine reactions performed in an inexpensive ionic liquid, namely 1-butyl-3-methylimidazolium bromide ([bmim]Br). Compounds thus synthesized were evaluated for their cytotoxicity against U-937 tumor cells. Interestingly; compounds 5i and 5m exhibited a better cytotoxicity than the anticancer drug bleomycin. In addition; the effect of the synthesized compounds on the nuclear morphology of U937 FaDu cells revealed that treatment with compounds 5a–m led to their apoptotic cell death.

Highlights

  • The word “cancer” refers to a potentially lethal group of diseases characterized by unregulated proliferation and a dysregulation of apoptotic mechanisms

  • The results indicated that treatment with the compounds 5a–m caused more cells to take to apoptosis morphologies than necrotic features in dose and time-dependent manner

  • We have developed an environmentally benign domino one-pot multi-component synthesis of spiroheterocyclic hybrids in [bmim]Br

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Introduction

The word “cancer” refers to a potentially lethal group of diseases characterized by unregulated proliferation and a dysregulation of apoptotic mechanisms. The development of resistance to chemotherapeutic agents and associated side effects are major obstacles to treat cancer effectively [1]. 22 of cytotoxicity, and both pathways are regulated by a group of proteases known as caspases [4]. Intrinsic mitochondrial pathwaydrugs [3], initiated by cytotoxicity, andstrategy both pathways are Targeting and thesethe pathways by chemotherapeutic is a proven therapeutic to control regulated by a group of proteases known as caspases [4]. Targeting these pathways by chemotherapeutic tumor growth and cancer progression [5]

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