Abstract
Abstract: This review highlights synthetic developments of anti-tubercular agents by using organocatalysts. Organocatalysts-mediated synthesis is environmentally benign and highly compatible with aqueous-solvent systems, and such catalysts are attractive because of their inexpensive cost, low toxicity, good air and moisture stability and follow many principles of green chemistry. Numerous anti-tuberculosis agents have been synthesized utilizing organocatalysts and tested for their in-vivo and in-vitro anti-mycobacterial activity against Mycobacterium tuberculosis H37Rv pathogens. The inhibitory concentrations of the reported compounds were compared with the standard reference drugs in order to evaluate their inhibition potency.
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