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Sugars are vital biomolecules widely found in nature, playing an indispensable role in a plethora of biological processes. Similarly, coumarins are heterocycles with an effective pharmacophore skeleton, making them crucial in drug design and development. Coupling carbohydrate moieties to the small biologically active molecules creates a vast library of glycoconjugates with impressive structural diversity. The potential of coumarin glycosides is being extensively explored due to their broad spectrum of applications, including antibacterial, anticancer, and anticoagulant properties, etc. This review highlights various chemical methodologies for synthesizing diverse coumarin glycohybrids with distinct linkages and explores their immense biological potential, making a significant contribution to the field of organic synthesis.
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