importance of coordination chemistry in anticancer, antimicrobial, and antioxidant therapy: a review

Metals are vital cellular components chosen by nature to perform various critical metabolic activities in living beings. metal complexes are keys in catalysis, material production, photochemistry, and biological systems. many studies were conducted to determine their role in biological processes. transition metal complexes are becoming more important as therapeutic compounds due to their role in inorganic chemistry. recent advances in inorganic chemistry have created transition metal complexes with target organic ligands that may be therapeutic. researchers interested in medical applications may find this study useful since it highlights the importance of metals and current developments in medicinal chemistry, such as new approaches to creating medicines based on metals.