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Coniine is a
poisonous chemical compound, an
alkaloid present in and
isolable from
poison hemlock (Conium maculatum),
where its
presence has been a source...
- not be in leaf. All
parts of the
plant are poisonous.
Hemlock contains coniine and some
similar poisonous alkaloids, and is
poisonous to all
mammals (and...
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investigation found that
Amyas had died of
coniine poisoning, and
Caroline confessed to
stealing coniine from Meredith's lab, as she had been contemplating...
- that
coniine has
narcotic effects on
insects at the
concentrations naturally present in
pitchers of S. flava.
Other authors hypothesize that
coniine may...
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converted in
enzymatic and non-enzymatic
steps into the
cyclic class of
coniine alkaloids. When
ingested sugars and
carbohydrate levels are low, stored...
- that time,
including xanthine (1817),
atropine (1819),
caffeine (1820),
coniine (1827),
nicotine (1828),
colchicine (1833),
sparteine (1851), and cocaine...
- lobeline), the
conium alkaloids (such as
coniine) and the
pinus alkaloids.
Piperine Lobeline (S)-
Coniine Sedamin Solenopsin Entry on Piperidin-Alkaloide...
- nectar-secreting glands. The
nectar contains not only sugars, but also the
alkaloid coniine (a
toxin also
found in hemlock),
which probably intoxicates the prey. Prey...
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fruit and matures, the
alkaloids present transform from γ-coniceine, to
coniine, and
finally to N-methylconiine. When ingested,
these compounds interrupt...
- (Nicotiana glauca),
lobeline of
Indian tobacco, and the
toxic alkaloid coniine from
poison hemlock,
which was used to put
Socrates to death. Piperidine...
