Anticholinesterase activity of carboranyl containing thio- and selenoesters of pentavalent phosphorus acids has been studied. Insertion of the carboranyl substituents in the thioester group of phosphororganic compounds was found to increase the anticholinesterase activity as compared with the thioalkyl analogues. The compounds with B-carboranyl group are less active inhibitors of cholinesterase than their isomers with C-carboranyl group.
        
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Balema VP, Rys EG, Sochilina EE, Iagodina OV, Moralev SN, Zhukovskii Iu G, Godovikov NN, Kabachnik MI (1993) [Anticholinesterase activity of certain carboranyl-containing thio- and selenoesters of pentavalent phosphorus acids] Bioorganicheskaia Khimiia19: 1077-80