I wish there was useful information in that study. I mean, it's interesting and all, but I'm way more interested in knowing which receptors the sedative enantiomer binds to. I wonder if this would have GABA-A receptor affinity (at the GABA site, this is). Muscimol and gaboxadol aren't incredibly far off, but I think you need 4-methylamino not 3-amino with that basic structure. There is a good paper that looked at a variety of GABA-A agonists and determined the structural features neccessary. As I recall, they all exhibit keto-enol tautomerism.