Used in biochemical research as a histamine analog, this compound serves as a precursor or intermediate in the synthesis of biologically active molecules. It is particularly valuable in studies related to histamine receptors and neurotransmitter modulation. Its structure supports the development of enzyme inhibitors and receptor ligands, especially in neuroscience and immunology. Also employed in the design of novel pharmaceuticals targeting inflammatory responses, allergic reactions, and central nervous system disorders. Its amide and imidazole functionalities make it suitable for peptide-like scaffolds in drug discovery.