Bakassova Zaryl Bakassovna
Doctor of Chemical Sciences, Professor, Corresponding Member of the National Academy of Sciences of the Kyrgyz Republic, Honored Scientist of the Kyrgyz Republic. Born in 1932. Graduated from the Faculty of Chemistry of Kyrgyz State University.
Currently, she works as the head of the laboratory at the Institute of Chemistry and Chemical Technology of the National Academy of Sciences of the Kyrgyz Republic.
The main focus of her scientific research is the development of theoretical foundations for the directed synthesis of compounds and derivatives of optically active amino acids with specified properties and their rational use in the national economy. Under her guidance, 280 new compounds with specified properties have been synthesized, characterized by high water solubility and low toxicity, of which 120 have undergone biological testing, and technologies for the production of 7 drugs have been implemented in production. Her recent work is dedicated to the synthesis of selective herbicides and fungicides based on amino acid derivatives.
She has made a significant contribution to the theory of heterogeneous equilibria: developed and expanded the theoretical foundations of four-dimensional diagrams of the "tegradhexad" type. Scientifically justified recommendations for the directed synthesis of medical preparations with specified properties, characterized by high water solubility and low toxicity, have been developed.
She is the first Kyrgyz woman to obtain a scientific degree of Candidate and Doctor of Chemical Sciences and to become a Corresponding Member of the National Academy of Sciences of the Kyrgyz Republic.
For her many years of fruitful work, she has been awarded Honorary Certificates from the Central Committee of the Komsomol, the Supreme Council of the Kyrgyz SSR, medals from the VDNH of the USSR, and a commemorative medal "Academician Kurnakov." She has been awarded the title of laureate of the All-Union Inventors and Innovators Society (VOIR).
Under her supervision, 1 doctoral and 14 candidate dissertations have been defended.
More than 300 scientific works have been published, including 9 monographs, a Russian-Kyrgyz terminology dictionary on organic chemistry, and she is the author of 26 inventions.
Main inventions:
1. Method for obtaining disodium monocobalt glutamate. Author's certificate No. 2658-89, 1970.
2. Growth and development stimulator for young animals. Author's certificate No. 869744, 1981.
3. Diallyl glutamate, exhibiting antimicrobial properties. Author's certificate No. 879922, 1981.
4. Method for obtaining iron diglutamate (P). Author's certificate No. 1832123, 1992.
5. Method for obtaining complex compounds of copper with optically active amino acids. Preliminary patent of the Kyrgyz Republic No. 239, 1998.
