[Carbonology: pharmacochemical aspect and research prospects].

The paper is devoted to the new direction of science - carbonology. Carbon is the base of organic compounds. Compounds of carbon with metals are known. The article gives a brief description of the three allotropic forms of carbon (soot, graphite, diamond), and various types of hybridization in organic structures, describes the role of biogenic carbon. At the end of the twentieth century new carbon nanostructures were discovered: fullerenes and carbon nanotubes. Scientists all over the world study physical, chemical, pharmacological and toxicological properties of the allotropes of carbon structures, which are promising for nanochemistry, nanopharmacology and nanotoxicology. The main characteristics of fullerenes are the high electrical conductivity, antiviral, antioxidant properties and possible use for targeted drug delivery. Carbon nanotubes have strong adsorption properties, high electrical conductivity, strength, are used for targeted drug delivery and the production of biosensors. In order to introduce carbon nanoparticles in the practical medicine it is necessary to intensify research to biosafety.

[Quantum-chemical basics of pharmacokinetics (literary review and own investigations)].

The work is devoted to the use of quantum-pharmacological approaches in pharmacokinetic investigations. The main objective of the pharmacological researches is to find new, more active and less toxic drugs. To date, such a search is carried out empirically. The current approach can not fully meet the needs of medicine in the new drugs, requires considerable time and financial costs and does not meet modern standards of bioethics. Quantum pharmacology leads to the synthesis of drugs with desired properties is much faster and more efficient. Computer prediction of pharmacokinetic and biopharmaceutical properties of biologically active substances can make 50-70% more effective development of original drugs.