[The 60th anniversary of the Regional Military Hospital of Operational and Strategic Command of the Aerospace Defense Agency].

The article is devoted to the 60th anniversary of Regional military hospital of Officership of special appointment. During the time of existing of the hospital it's personnel has effectuated more then 500 scientific and scientific-practical works (among them more then 120 are published), 5 digests of work are published, more then 300 innovatory propositions are introduced.

[Target-directed search of anti-virulence drugs].

Modern medicine now encounters with problem of the absence of effective antibacterial drugs, which are able to render therapeutic effect on chronic form of infectious process. Thus, the actual objective is to develop essentially new generation of drugs, on the basis of which should lie identification of new bacterial targets playing key role in process of chronization of infection as well as selection of new physiologically active substances, which are able to render highly specific inhibitory effect on selected target. Solving of this objective is possible during realization of new approaches for search and design of new drugs and, first of all, during usage of bioinformatics methods, which enable to identify new biotargets, select most effective chemical compounds-inhibitors and optimize their pharmacological and pharmacokinetic properties.

[Acylhydrazones of 20-keto steroids and their transformations: I. Synthesis and properties of 1'-acyl-substituted 3'-methylandrosteno[16,17-d]pyrazolines].

Acetates of 3beta-hydroxy-3'-methyl-1'(N)-acylandrost-5-eno[16,17-d]pyrazolines bearing monothiooxamide acyl groups were synthesized during the study of approaches to the synthesis of 3'-methylandrosteno[16,17-d]azoles, promising biologically active analogues of 20-keto pregnenanes, and their properties were investigated. The cyclization of delta16-20-thiooxamidohydrazones to the corresponding heterocycles was shown to proceed under rigorous conditions and to depend partially on the nature of the oxamide grouping.