narceine


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narceine

(ˈnɑːsiːn) or

narceen

n
(Chemistry) a narcotic alkaloid that occurs in opium. Formula: C23H27O8N
[C19: via French from Greek narkē numbness]
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papaverine, codeine, narcotine (noscopine) and narceine (although it should be noted that several other species of Papaver produce some of the same compounds).
Risk Analysis of Gene Flow from Cultivated, Addictive, Social-Drug Plants to Wild Relatives
Chemical constituents: The latex is rich in alkaloids; morphine, codeine, thebaine, nacrocotine, narceine, and papaverine (Prajapati et al., 2003.
ETHNOTOXIC PROFILE OF POISONOUS PLANTS OF KAGHAN VALLEY WESTERN HIMALAYAS PAKISTAN
The main component of this plant is alkaloids compounds such as morphine, codeine, Narceine and Papaverine that are very important in terms of medical treatment [4].
Effects of methanolic extracts of papaver somniferum on picrotoxin induced seizure in mice
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