Design and synthesis of Polymethoxy Rhodanines as selective small-molecule candidates for breast cancers

Key Points

• Selective small-molecule candidates show significant promise for combating breast cancers, and their design is innovative.
• The synthesis process of polymethoxy rhodanines yielded compounds with desirable properties for targeting cancer cells.
• Experiments indicate that these candidates may outperform traditional interventions in effectiveness against breast cancers.
• The findings underscore the need for further investigation into pharmacological effects and clinical relevance.