Different synthetic routes to the preparation of 4-ethyl-2,6,7-trioxa-1-phosphabicyclo[2,2,2]octane-1-thioxide labelled with sulfur-35 have been investigated since it is of considerable interest as radioligand for neurochemistry. The thiophosphate was successfully synthesized by sulfuration of the corresponding bicyclophosphite by elemental sulfur-35, however the radiochemical purity of the material obtained in this way proves to be low. Convenient methods for synthesis of the thioxide from [ 35 S] thiourea, based on the results of the autoradiolysis of the starting [ 35 S] thiourea, has been discovered giving rise to thioxide with high radiochemical purity. The autoradiolytic stability of the labelled thiophosphate has been studied.
In this work the attempt to estimate a nitric oxide (NO*) role in regulation of the number of pool haemopoietic stem cells at the irradiated mice was made. With this purpose the number of new compounds from dihydrothiazine-thiazoline line was synthesized, their NO-inhibiting activity was investigated in vivo by the method of ESR-spectroscopy of spin trap and their influence on an output endogenous spleen colonies (CFU-S-8) after the total sublethal y-irradiation of mice in a doze of 6 Gy was also investigated. Was shown, that the tested compounds reduced the contents of NO* in a liver tissue of mice which have received an injection of nitric oxide synthesis inductor - lipopolysaccharide, and also increased an output CFU-S-8 forming endogenous colonies in the spleen of the irradiated mice. Received data testify to perceptivity of search radioprotective agents among NO* synthesis inhibitors.
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