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Table 2.9. Cell proliferation effect <strong>of</strong> compounds used.<br />

Concentration<br />

HI.’<br />

% cell<br />

H2L‘<br />

proliferation<br />

H21.’ H21.‘<br />

<strong>of</strong><br />

H2L6<br />

-u-I<br />

10 um 73.35 82.76 85.66 Q98.74 87.74<br />

100 |.1M 70.06 94.55 97.79 103.99 99.84<br />

120 ­<br />

_4<br />

80 l<br />

'=- 60 ~<br />

'40<br />

20w<br />

Om ___ .*<br />

10 microM 100 microM<br />

Concentration<br />

|l in.’ I H21} U 11,1.’ El n,L‘ I Hm‘,<br />

Fig. 2.21. Cell proliferation effect <strong>of</strong> compounds used at different concentration.<br />

2.5. Concluding remarks<br />

Ligands<br />

We have synthesized and physico-chemically characterized three<br />

carbohydrazones and three thiocarbohydrazones along with two thiosemicarbazones.<br />

All the thiocarbohydrazones and carbohydrazones possess two or more binding units<br />

and are capable <strong>of</strong> forming mono and dinuclear compounds in addition to serve as<br />

building blocks for tetranuclear molecular square grids. All the thiocarbohydrazones<br />

and carbohydrazones are found in the thione tautomeric form in the solid state. It is<br />

found that the compounds HZLZ and HZLS exhibiting keto-enol tautomerism, while the<br />

compound I-IZLI shows an exclusive presence <strong>of</strong> its thione tautomer in their CDC];<br />

solutions. Single crystal X-ray diffraction studies <strong>of</strong> HQL3 and HZL4 are carried out,<br />

which support the spectral data. The N—N, N—C and the C=S bond distances <strong>of</strong> the<br />

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