“…2-Amino-1,3-thiazines and their derivatives are chemically and pharmaceutically interesting entities, and have been used as antimicrobial agents 1 , as cannabinoid receptor agonists 2 , in the discovery of CB2 receptors 3 , in the phagocytic activity of human neutrophils 4 , as vasopressin receptor antagonists 5 , and have central nervous system (CNS) and antioxidant properties 6 , analgesic and anti-inflammatory activities 7 , antifilarial properties 8 , metalloprotease inhibition activity 9 , and antihypertensive activity 10 . The presence of the N-C-S linkage is believed to account for the extensive biological activities of the thiazine nucleus.…”