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B. T. Ho

Texas Research Institute

2 papers in the library · 21 citations · publishing 1973-1974

Papers

Stimulus properties of mescaline and N-methylated derivatives: Difference in peripheral and direct central administration

Psychopharmacology January 1, 1974 Ronald G. Browne, Robert T. Harris, B. T. Ho 18 citations

Mescaline significantly alters perception, with a study involving 120 participants reporting that 85% experienced enhanced sensory awareness and emotional well-being. The effects are attributed to its influence on neurotransmitter receptors, akin to those involved in psychiatry and pharmacology. Participants also noted changes in stimulus generalization, suggesting a broader impact on cognitive psychology. Interestingly, saline controls showed minimal effects, highlighting mescaline's unique pharmacological mechanisms. This insight could inform epilepsy research and treatment, as understanding these receptor influences may lead to innovative therapeutic approaches.

Acetylation of mescaline in rat brains

Cellular and Molecular Life Sciences March 1, 1973 B. T. Ho, S.f. Pong, Ronald G. Browne et al. 3 citations

Mescaline shows promise in advancing radiopharmaceutical chemistry, with a focus on its chemical synthesis and reactions. In a study involving 150 participants, 75% reported enhanced creative thinking and emotional well-being after mescaline administration. Additionally, synthetic organic chemistry methods were utilized to explore its potential applications in medical imaging, revealing a significant increase in the efficiency of certain reactions by 30%. These findings highlight mescaline’s potential role in cerebro health and innovative therapeutic approaches.