Recent advances in synthesis of nitrogen-heterocyclic thioglycosides as potential antiviral agents.

This review comprehensively examines nitrogen heterocyclic thioglycosides as promising therapeutic candidates for the development of antiviral drugs. Our aim is to explore recent advancements and the therapeutic potential of their analogues. By integrating knowledge from diverse fields, we seek to understand how these compounds can be leveraged to create effective and targeted antiviral therapies. Our findings underscore the significant potential of nitrogen heterocyclic thioglycosides as viable options for future antiviral drug development, emphasizing their ability to specifically engage and modulate key pathways. This study concludes by highlighting the crucial role of these compounds in medicinal chemistry and their promise in contributing to the creation of novel and potent antiviral agents.