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samadhi_smiles said:I've been searching for this answer but can come up with nothing conclusive. What is the relative strength of methylone's agonist properties (i.e. compared to MDMA). Not a lot of research done on methylone.
MDMA is an antagonist (of course) and also an agonist of HT1 and HT2 (and also D receptors?). It is also a partial/weak agonist of acetylcholine muscarinic receptors. One theory of MDMA neurotoxicity has something to do with the combination of the antagonist/agonist properties.
Shulgin, et al performed the study you're looking for about 8 years ago. I have posted the study abstract here within the last month or less, try UTFSE constraining to my username and "methylone" and you'll have what you're seeking. However, the study only looked at 5-HT and catecholamine sites AFAIK.