Manganese( i ) based NN∩SS bis-chelated homo-binuclear metallacycles: synthesis, spectral, crystallographic, anticancer potential and molecular docking studies

Debarati Das; Nivas Saravanan; Anmol Kumar; Shobhana Krishnaswamy; Arunkumar Dhayalan; Bala. Manimaran

doi:10.1039/d6ra00337k

January 1, 2026RSC AdvancesOpen Access

Manganese( i ) based NN∩SS bis-chelated homo-binuclear metallacycles: synthesis, spectral, crystallographic, anticancer potential and molecular docking studies

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The aim is to synthesize manganese-based metallacycles and evaluate their biological potential.
Synthesis of homo-binuclear dithiooxamidato-bridged metallacycles via a one-pot method.
Characterization through spectral and crystallographic studies.
Synthesis resulted in metallacycles with effective self-assembly properties.
Potential biological applications were identified, particularly in anticancer activity.

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Self-assembly produces manganese metallacycles with potential anticancer effects, suggesting new therapeutic avenues.

Abstract

Self-assembly of homo-binuclear dithiooxamidato-bridged Mn( i ) metallacycles 1–4 was attained via one-pot synthesis, and the metallacycles showed potential biological applications.

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