“…Thus, the lactim ether 86 reacts readily with the aryl(hetaryl)hydrazines 87, forming the condensation products 88 [125]. The products 93 [127] and 94 [126] were obtained from lactim ethers and the salts 91 and 92 respectively. It should be noted in conclusion that many of the compounds synthesized by the reactions of lactim ethers with amines exhibit a wide range of biological activity: They are inhibitors of the coagulation of blood [102,[104][105][106][109][110][111][112], exhibit hypoglycemic activity [91, 93-95, 104, 108, 109], antiviral activity [92,93,103], anti-inflammatory activity [104], antitumor activity [119], and antidiabetic activity [92], and have also been recommended as fungicides [87,125,128] or additives that increase the productivity of animals [100].…”