gabaaminobutylihapon

Gabaaminobutylihapon, also known as 4-aminobutanamide, is a chemical compound that can be described as a simple amide derived from gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA). It has the chemical formula C4H10N2O. Structurally, it consists of a four-carbon chain with an amino group at one end and an amide group at the other. The synthesis of gabaaminobutylihapon can be achieved through various chemical routes, often involving reactions of GABA derivatives or related precursors. Its physical properties typically include being a solid at room temperature, with solubility characteristics dependent on the specific solvent. While not as widely studied or utilized as its parent compound GABA, gabaaminobutylihapon has been a subject of research in certain biochemical and pharmacological contexts. Its potential biological activity and interactions within biological systems are areas that may be explored in scientific literature. Further investigation into its specific applications and metabolic pathways continues to be a focus for researchers interested in its properties and potential uses.