Used primarily in the research and development of neuropharmacological agents, this compound serves as a key intermediate in synthesizing selective ligands for central nervous system receptors. Its structural complexity allows for high affinity binding to certain neurotransmitter targets, making it valuable in studying cognitive disorders, pain modulation, and psychiatric conditions. Due to its acetyl and diaza functionalities, it is also explored in the design of enzyme inhibitors, particularly those involved in neural signaling pathways. Its application remains largely confined to laboratory and preclinical studies, with ongoing interest in optimizing its derivatives for improved bioavailability and target specificity.