Hammilton
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Right, the they share the same azabicyclo[2.2.2]Octane structure. If N-oxidation (to the quaternary amine) now it's 1-hydroxy-4-phenyl-1-azoniabicyclo[2.2.2]octane which isn't all that different from MPP+ anymore. Is the aromatic 1-methyl pyridinium structure what makes it neurotoxic or could another quaternary structure be neurotoxic as well?
For some reason I actually hope this hasn't been researched. Seems like animal cruelty to induce parkinson's in fellow primates.
edit: those 4-phenylquinuclidines are mentioned in one patent as potent analgesics. Sure, it's possible they're not opioids, but it seems most likely.
For some reason I actually hope this hasn't been researched. Seems like animal cruelty to induce parkinson's in fellow primates.
edit: those 4-phenylquinuclidines are mentioned in one patent as potent analgesics. Sure, it's possible they're not opioids, but it seems most likely.
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