Mohd Tariq

Abstract The choice of substrates and their composition play a crucial role in supporting the growth of microorganisms and enhancing overall microbial fuel cells (MFCs) performance. Traditionally used substrates, such as glucose and acetate, are now being replaced by innovative alternatives like biomass materials and food waste.

Abstract In this study, we synthesized and assessed a series of benzotriazole derivatives (3–30) for their anti-human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)-1 reverse transcriptase (R.T.) activity and compared them to the standard drug efavirenz. Among these, compound 27 demonstrated noteworthy anti-HIV-1 R.T. activities. In vivo oral toxicity tests on the most potent compound, 27, indicating acceptable acute oral safety.

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