Moreover,
phenethylamine, a synthetic drug known by its effects similar to LSD and its sublingual consumption via blotter paper, was analyzed directly in the sample by DARTTOFMS.
Phenethylamine has also been registered as a Schedule V drug in the UAE federal law.
Phenylalkylamines (derived from
phenethylamine) are often termed "bk-amphetamines" for the beta-ketone moiety.
The serotonin 2C receptor potently modulates the head-twitch response in mice induced by a
phenethylamine hallucinogen.
Plant part Class of the Constituents Reference constituents Leaves Alkaloids 3,4-Dimethoxy- [34] [beta]-
phenethylamine 3-Methoxytyramine [34] Tyramine [34] Fatty acids Methyl palmitate [31] Methyl linoleate Methyl [alpha]- linoleate Flavonoid Vitexin [35] Phytosterol [beta]-Sitosterol [35] glycoside glucoside Lactone Dihydroactinidiolide [28] Phenolic 2,4-Ditert- [36] compounds butylphenol [alpha]-Tocopherol [36, 37] Catechin [37] Epicatechin [37] Quercetin [37] Myricetin [37] Sterols Campesterol [28] Stigmasterol [beta]-Sitosterol [36] Terpenoids [beta]-Carotene [37] Phytol [36] Fruit Caretenoids Lutein ([beta], [26, 37] e-carotene-3,3'- diol) Zeaxanthin ([beta], [beta]-carotene- 3,3'-diol) TABLE 5: Percentage (% w/w) of mineral contents in the leaves of P bleo [38].
LSD and the
phenethylamine hallucinogen DOI are potent partial agonists at 5-HT2A receptors on interneurons in rat piriform cortex.
The direct three-component reactions worked well with a variety of arylamines bearing either electron-donating (Table 1, entries 11-17) or -withdrawing groups (Table 1, entries 4, 42-46) and
phenethylamine (Table 1, entries 8 and 9).
(5.) According to popular dictionary sources, the term amphetamine is a contraction of the pharmacological name alphamethyl
phenethylamine, which in turn is compounded from the morphemes /alpha/methy/hyl/ and /phen/eth/hyl/amine/.
Phentermine HCl is a member of the amphetamine and
phenethylamine class.
"Chocolate contains
phenethylamine, a nutrient that enhances mood and is the chemical we produce in our brains when we fall in love."
Pseudoephedrine is a
phenethylamine, and an isomer of ephedrine.
Later research has fleshed out the picture as follows (with apologies for inevitable simplification): the stage of attraction involves a cocktail of endogenous
phenethylamine (PEA), norepinephirene, dopamine, and serotonin, while feelings of attachment or affiliation involve endorphins, oxytocin, and vasopressin.
