Spaceman_Dave
Greenlighter
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- Mar 31, 2010
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A seriously incorrect concept...
Ok, two of the receptors you have stated here are completely none existent. Where you came up with that I'll never understand...
PCP and 4 MEO PCP are structured similarly meaning that the chances of them both having antiglutamatergic properties is likely, thus meaning they are classed as NMDA antagonists. Depending on how potent they act on these particular receptors will determine the effects that will be exerted on the user, for example, perspective differences which is a common effect of Ketamine (Also an NMDA antagonist) is so because these particular receptors are found in abundance within the visual cortex. "Violence" is simply a side effect as to how the person reacts to the effects, that's not to say PCP's pharmacological mode of action makes you violent.
As for your... What? SKKW (Skunkweed receptor), whatever the hell that is. Different strains of cannabis, take Homegrown for example in comparison to Amnesia Haze will contain a hell of a lot less of the active ingredient Tetrahydrocannabinol which means it has less binding affinity for the cannabinoid receptors CB1, CB2 and so on and so forth. Mental illness related to cannabis use has been found in epidemiological studies to generally only be dominant in people who have had a condition prior to the use of cannabis. But true, as with most substances, use and abuse will exacerbate the condition.
Most definitely, see the ring containing the nitrogen, that binds to an incredibly specific receptor the Prg (propaganda receptor in full) this releases neuron inhibitions when firing motor controls, and causes a violent reaction to both police and stationary vehicles.
It's thought to work in the same way as the SKKW receptor (skunkweed) that causes a specific predisposition to violence and mental illness, only weed 14x stronger than the 70's weed smoked by politicians seems to bind though.
The structure I drew isn't right, or the IUPAC name Hamster came up with?
If it's the structure, could you please correct me?
Ok, two of the receptors you have stated here are completely none existent. Where you came up with that I'll never understand...
PCP and 4 MEO PCP are structured similarly meaning that the chances of them both having antiglutamatergic properties is likely, thus meaning they are classed as NMDA antagonists. Depending on how potent they act on these particular receptors will determine the effects that will be exerted on the user, for example, perspective differences which is a common effect of Ketamine (Also an NMDA antagonist) is so because these particular receptors are found in abundance within the visual cortex. "Violence" is simply a side effect as to how the person reacts to the effects, that's not to say PCP's pharmacological mode of action makes you violent.
As for your... What? SKKW (Skunkweed receptor), whatever the hell that is. Different strains of cannabis, take Homegrown for example in comparison to Amnesia Haze will contain a hell of a lot less of the active ingredient Tetrahydrocannabinol which means it has less binding affinity for the cannabinoid receptors CB1, CB2 and so on and so forth. Mental illness related to cannabis use has been found in epidemiological studies to generally only be dominant in people who have had a condition prior to the use of cannabis. But true, as with most substances, use and abuse will exacerbate the condition.