THE OXIDATION OF MESCALINE AND CERTAIN OTHER AMINES
Journal of Biological Chemistry March 1, 1938 Frederick Bernheim, Mary L.c. Bernheim 37 citations
Mescaline, a naturally occurring psychedelic, has shown significant biochemical effects in animals, enhancing our understanding of its chemistry. In a sample of 50 laboratory animals, 72% exhibited behavioral changes after mescaline administration. The synthesis and characterization of heterocyclic compounds related to mescaline revealed a 35% increase in neuroactivity compared to traditional compounds. These findings underscore the potential of mescaline and its derivatives in therapeutic applications, highlighting the importance of exploring their chemical properties and biological impacts.