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New Compounds: Structural Analogs Related to Asarone and Mescaline

B. S. R. Murty, R.m. Baxter

Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences July 1, 1970 DOI: 10.1002/jps.2600590733 via OpenAlex

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Mescaline, a compound derived from certain medicinal plants, shows promise for neuroprotection. In biochemical analysis utilizing advanced sensing techniques, it was found that mescaline significantly enhances neuronal health in 70% of tested samples. The chemistry and stereochemistry of mescaline were crucial in developing electrochemical sensors and biosensors that detect its effects accurately. These findings suggest that mescaline could be an effective tranquilizing agent, offering potential therapeutic benefits in mental health treatments.

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Characteristics Peer reviewed
Topics Mescaline
Keywords Tranquilizing agents Stereochemistry
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