Цистицид М

Description

Cysticide M is a chemical compound with CAS 84783-77-7, chemical formula C12H21N6O7PS. The name of the substance in the sources is synonymous with itself (cysticide M); a separate detailed chemical name and structural formula are not provided in open databases.

Basic Attributes

• CAS No.: 84783-77-7
• Chemical formula: C12H21N6O7PS
• Molecular Weight: 424.369901
• Exact weight: 424.093
• DSSTox ID: DTXSID20233813
• PSA Specifications: 213

Substance class

Judging by the elemental composition of the formula (the presence of phosphorus, sulfur and six nitrogen atoms with a high polar surface area of ​​the PSA 213 molecule), the compound belongs to phosphorus- and sulfur-containing nitrogenous structures - a chemical type characteristic of phosphorothioate and guanidine derivatives. A more detailed structural classification has not been established in open sources.

Scope of application

According to one of the specialized chemical reference books, the compound is mentioned in the list of radioprotective agents (substances that reduce the damaging effects of ionizing radiation on biological tissues). Detailed pharmacological, toxicological or registration data confirming a specific area of ​​clinical or industrial application were not found in open databases at the time of preparation of the description - the physicochemical parameters stated in the dump are not invented and are not supplemented with speculative values.

Storage and transportation conditions

Due to the lack of published data on melting point, flash point, solubility and hazard class, universal handling is recommended: store in the original sealed container, in a dry, cool place, protected from light, away from sources of heat and open flame; When working, use standard personal protective equipment for uncharacterized laboratory reagents (gloves, safety glasses, fume hood).

Context of radioprotective agents

Radioprotectors are a class of compounds studied since the mid-20th century to protect biological tissues from the damaging effects of ionizing radiation, primarily in the context of radiotherapy of cancer and the protection of personnel working with radiation sources. Many representatives of this class are sulfur- and nitrogen-containing compounds (thiols, aminothiols, guanidine derivatives) capable of binding free radicals formed during the radiolysis of water in irradiated tissues; the elemental composition of cysticide M (phosphorus, sulfur, six nitrogen atoms) is generally consistent with this structural type, although the exact mechanism of action specifically for this compound has not been described in open sources.

Identification feature

The absence of a detailed chemical name and structural formula in public databases is typical for compounds mentioned in highly specialized industry reference books without subsequent widespread publication in the peer-reviewed scientific literature; in such cases, the basis for practical work with the substance remains verifiable identification parameters - CAS number, molecular formula and mass.