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The amino group is shown to be the reaction center that is primarily responsible for the radioprotective effect of the thiazoles under study. A phenyl residue also contributes to the radioprotective effect. The influence of thiazoles on DNA biosynthesis on radiosensitive tissues plays an important role in the biochemical mechanism of their radioprotective action.
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