Review Article
Targeting Peroxisome Proliferator-Activated Receptors Using Thiazolidinediones: Strategy for Design of Novel Antidiabetic Drugs
Table 2
Classification of TZD analogues.
| (I) Conventional TZDs: which fit into the topology of synthetic PPARγ agonist |
| (i)With large size rings as lipophilic tail | (a) Pyridyl TZDs | (b) Pyrimidyl TZDs | (ii) With bulky groups as lipophilic tail | (a) Naphthyl TZDs | (b) Styryl TZDs | (c) Diphenyloxy TZDs | (d) Pyridyl-Pyrrolidinyl TZDs | (iii) With fused polynuclear/heterocyclic lipophilic tail | (a) Indolyl TZDs | (b) Pthalazinyl TZDs | (c) Quinazolinyl TZDs | (d) Quinoxalinyl TZDs | (e) Benzpyryl (chroman) TZDs | (f) Benzoxazolyl TZDs | (g) Benzisoxazolyl TZDs | (h) Benzoxazinyl TZDs | (i) Dibenzpyryl TZDs | (j) Imidazopyridyl TZDs |
| (II) Unconventional TZDs: which do not fit into the topology of PPARγ agonists |
| (a) TZD without characteristic lipophilic tail | (b) TZD without characteristic linkers |
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