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Harmane (harman) is a
heterocyclic amine found in a
variety of
foods including coffee, sauces, and
cooked meat. It is also
present in
tobacco smoke. Harmane...
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cooked at high temperature.
Harmane, a β-carboline
alkaloid found in
meats is "highly tremorogenic" (tremor inducing).
While harmane has been
found in roughly...
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study has
shown that
harmane blood concentrations do not go up
after meat
consumption in ET
patients with
already elevated harmane levels,
whereas the...
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formation of
tryptolines has been a
matter of controversy.
Norharmane Harmane beta-Carboline
Harmala alkaloid "Tryptoline". pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov...
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treatment of Parkinson's disease. It may
possess photosensitizing effects.
Harmane Gacyclidine Polanski W,
Enzensperger C,
Reichmann H,
Gille G (2010). "The...
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sleeping in the location. E.
angustifolia contains the
alkaloids harmine,
harmane, and
harmol in the
roots and shoot, as well as
calligonine in the bark...
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Tribulus terrestris are the beta-carboline
alkaloids harman (
harmane) and
norharman (norharmane). The
alkaloid content of
dried foliage is about...
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comparatively high
levels of beta-carbolines,
including the
harmala alkaloids harmane and norharmane.
There are many
methods of
administration in
South American...
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strong psychological dependency remains.
There is also a
formation of
harmane (an MAO inhibitor) from the
acetaldehyde in
tobacco smoke. This may play...
- 1-Carbamoyl-7-methoxy-beta-carboline Acetylnorharmine: 1-Acetyl-7-methoxy-beta-carboline
Harmane Beta-carboline (norharmane)
Monoamine oxidase inhibitor Reversible inhibitor...
