Biological Properties of Cyclohex-3-Encarbonyl Acid Pyridin-2-Yl Amide Compound

Abstract

The synthesized carboxyamide compound was obtained by the reaction of cyclohex-3-ene carbonic acid chloroanhydride with 2-aminopyridine. The biologically active property of this compound has been studied. Based on the experience in the pharmacology department, it was determined that the carboxyamide compound can be used as a drug. The experiment was conducted on animals in the laboratory and how those substances affect the cell was studied. Substances can cause certain changes in the body only when they react with the cells of the body and combine with them; for this, the structure of their molecules must be specific. Not only the composition of the molecules, but also all the structural details, including the distribution of their charges and the location of their functional groups, are of great importance. The general structure of molecules of physiologically active substances should correspond to the structure of specific molecules of cells. As a result of biological research, it was determined that this substance has a calming effect on the nervous system, eliminates muscle spasms. It has myorelaxation and antihypoxia properties. Myorelaxation in animals strengthens skeletal muscles. And the antihypoxia effect doubles the duration of life in animals.