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Harmaline is a
fluorescent indole alkaloid from the
group of
harmala alkaloids and beta-carbolines. It is the
partly hydrogenated form of harmine. Various...
- (ayahuasca),
leaves of
tobacco and
coffee beans. The
alkaloids include harmine,
harmaline, harmalol, and
their derivatives,
which have
similar chemical structures...
- plant,
including the seeds, are
monoamine oxidase inhibitors (Harmine,
Harmaline).
African rue is
often used in
North American English.
Harmel is used...
- IV
yields harmaline. The
order of O-methylation and
hydroxylation have been
shown to be
inconsequential to the
formation of the
harmaline intermediate...
- way is
governed by the
concentrations of the
substrate and the MAOI.
Harmaline found in
Peganum harmala,
Banisteriopsis caapi, and P****iflora incarnata...
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combination that uses a
pharmaceutical MAOI
instead of a plant. N,N-DMT and
harmaline or
harmine are
typically used as
components of pharmahuasca. One study...
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orally inactive, B.
caapi is rich with
harmala alkaloids, such as harmine,
harmaline and
tetrahydroharmine (THH),
which can act as
monoamine oxidase inhibitors...
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Caapi contains the
following harmala alkaloids: Harmine, 0.31–8.43%
Harmaline, 0.03–0.83% Tetrahydroharmine, 0.05–2.94%
These alkaloids of the beta-carboline...
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Growing oca
tuber root caps are
covered in a
fluorescent slush rich in
harmaline and
harmine which apparently suppresses pests.
Creeping wood
sorrel and...
- "Living with a Mild
Essential Tremor".
Harmaline is a
widely used
model of
essential tremor (ET) in rodents.
Harmaline is
thought to act
primarily on neurons...
