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| BCN1934 | Tropacocaine |
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1. Tropacocaine inhibits norepinephrine uptake at the concentration of 30 microM.
2. Tropacocaine can inhibit the spontaneous and veratridine-induced release of newly synthesized acetylcholine, but not via activation of presynaptic muscarinic receptors. 3. Tropacocaine can attenuate the oxotremorine-induced inhibition of the release of acetylcholine, suggesting antimuscarinic activity. 4. Tropacocaine has cardiovascular effects. |
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| BCN1935 | Tropinone |
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Tropinone is a decane alkaloid, used as an intermediate in the synthesis of atropine sulfate.
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| BCN1938 | Schizanthine G |
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Schizanthine G is a natural product from Schizanthus pinnatus Ruiz et Pav.
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| BCN1939 | Schizanthine M |
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Schizanthine M is a natural product from Schizanthus pinnatus Ruiz et Pav.
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| BCN1940 | Scopine |
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Scopine is the metabolite of anisodine, which is a α1-adrenergic receptor agonist. It is a potential brain-targeting moiety for enhancing the brain uptake efficiency of chlorambucil, and used in the treatment of acute circulatory shock.
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| BCN1941 | Atroscine |
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1. Atroscine has adrenolytic activity by its ability to antagonize the lethal effect of epinephrine in rats.
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| BCN1942 | Scopoline |
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1. Scopoline, tropinol, ecgonine, and granatoline derivatives are therapeutic agents of the pyrrole and pyridine group.
2. Scopoletin and scopolin can contribute to a cooperative effect causing plant inhibition in the natural environment and therefore be a factor of ecological significance. 3. Scopoline has fungitoxic effects, it is inhibitory to Sclerotinia at similar doses to scopoletin; as scopolin is known to be less phytotoxic than ayapin and scopoletin, its accumulation may well confer head rot resistance with minimal plant damage and might be one of the bases for resistance to Sclerotinia. |
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| BCN1945 | Tigloidine |
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1.Tigloidine hydrobromide, a naturally occuring analogue of atropine, could be as a substitute for atropine in the treatment of parkinsonism.
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