1. Sulfonamides
The drugs referred to as sulfonamides share the common feature of having a sulfonamide -SO2NHR function in their structure. They belong to three major therapeutic classes: antibacterials, antidiabetics and diuretics (figure 1). It is primarily the nature of the R group that determines the activity profile of the compounds in this family.
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