shown that the compound has but a slight antiphlogistic effect in the dose of 50 mg kg it suppresses the development of the exudative phase of inflammation possesses an antiphlogistic activity relative to formalin 12 7 p below 0 005 and dextran 16 5 p below 0 05 edema lowers penetration of skin vessels by 15 p below 0 05 on a model of a chronical proliferative inflammation it somewhat suppresses the exudative phase and retards the formation of a granulation fibrous tissue during the proliferative stage of the chronical inflammation the study of the effect of the active principle on certain characteristics of blood coagulation has been carried out on 5 rabbits the compound is administered per os in the dose of 50 mg kg as a suspension in a 2 starch paste blood has been examined prior to the administration and during 4 hours after a single time administration of the suspension determined are blood plasma recalcification thrombin time thrombelastographic characteristics and thrombocyte concentration the analysis of the obtained results show that the active principle in the studied dose does not substantially affect the blood coagulation process to reveal the antidiabetic effect of the active principle its effect on the content of glucose in rabbit 39 s blood under the conditions of alimentary carbohydrate load has been studied the active principle is administered in doses of 50 and 100 mg kg once per os through a tube in a 1 starch paste the experiment scheme is the following the content of glucose in blood is determined in rabbit 39 s blood on an empty stomach and 40 minutes thereafter the content of glucose is again determined in blood afterwards glucose is administered to the rabbits at the rate of 1 5 g kg and the content.