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Tobacco actually partially inhibits MAO-B, and it is unknown how.
ebola
So... Would it still be somewhat neuroprotective when used with Meth/Amps?
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Tobacco actually partially inhibits MAO-B, and it is unknown how.
ebola
is it possible to "fool" a GC/MS, LC/MS, etc test to make it look like an impure sample is actually 99.9% pure?
ebola, Tobacco is indeed a MAO-A inhibitor
Our results show that tobacco smoke exposure is associated with a marked reduction in brain MAO A, and this reduction is about half of that produced by a brief treatment with tranylcypromine.
source: http://www.pnas.org/content/93/24/14065.abstract
The MAO inhibition effect appears to be from beta-carbolines
http://biopsychiatry.com/maoi-smoke.htm
^^^ lol that is definitely one possibility.
is it possible to use a substance with a similar peak to mask the presence of a second substance that is also present? or any other way to fool the test? got a friend that is sitting on two UR-144 samples that are both supposedly 99% pure, but he claims one is way less potent than the other...
If the eluent strenght is set way too high, all compounds in the sample could elute in the same peak. Also if the impurity has the same retention time as the desired compound they will both elute in one peak.
Anyways, you cant really use the vendor's analysis for anything. You have no way of knowing that its legit.
More of a journal request/ quick summery request but does anyone have information on the expression and function of the purported CB3 receptor?
Been dying to do some reading on it, but I've been focusing more on my studies lately.
I've been reading that Phenylalanine is a neurotoxin. Is this true? I can't seem to find any information proving this, at least from reliable sources.