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new MDMA homologs
Helios.
Ex-Bluelighter
Believe it or not, we are trying to mimick dopamine
(DA; 3,4-dihydroxyphenylethylamine) here.
Five-membered rings are poor substitutes for any DA receptor.
If you wan't to go heterocyclic, your only 6-membered option is pyridine which is long lasting but not as good as the phenyls.
I don't think pyrrillium is terribly stable. It certainly doesn't look that way.
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Helios. said:
Believe it or not, we are trying to mimick dopamine
(DA; 3,4-dihydroxyphenylethylamine) here.
Five-membered rings are poor substitutes for any DA receptor.
Surely all we care about is the DAT though, not the receptors.
Helios. said:
If you wan't to go heterocyclic, your only 6-membered option is pyridine which is long lasting but not as good as the phenyls.
I don't think pyrrillium is terribly stable. It certainly doesn't look that way.
I'm not sure what pyrillium is, but what about MDMA with a pyrole substituted for the phenyl?
Helios.
Ex-Bluelighter
DAT requires a 6 membered ring for optimal efficacy.
Pyrrilium is a 6 membered, aromatic ring with an oxygen with a plus charge on it.
I don't see how it could be stable as a methaphetamine, but stranger things have and will continue to happen.
hussness
Bluelighter
wungchow said:
anyone ever tried making MDMA but with the benzene ring replaced by a thiophene ring? there's two possible places for the sulfur atom to be located. this could give rise to a whole range of substitutions.
see the attached picture
I believe those are actually the same compound.
Yeah, all helios meant though is that when we modify dopamine in a way that enables BBB penetration and helps by-pass MAO clearance we end up with MDA. The fact that this also has 5HT and NA activity is just part of the parcel I guess.