Development of a new antimicrobial agent for treating cows

The purpose of the research on the synthesis of a drug for the treatment of lactating cows was the problem of the presence of trace amounts of antibiotics detected in the final consumer product, milk. To solve this problem, zinc ions were introduced into the composition of the known derivative tylosin tartrate, as part of the resulting complex of zinc with tartrate, with the assumption that the complex salt loaded with a metal atom will be excreted to a greater extent in the urine and to a lesser extent in milk. The results obtained, including the use of X-ray diffraction analysis data, confirm the formation of a complex salt and make it possible to use the new derivative for medicinal purposes.