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Tropane alkaloids are a class of chemicals that include compounds with psychoactive effects.
Chemistry
Tropane alkaloids are molecules that contain a tropane ring in their structure.
Pharmacology
Tropane alkaloids are mostly anti-cholinergics (antagonistic action on acetylcholine receptors) or stimulants (prevention of dopamine reuptake).
Examples
Tropane alkaloids are seen throughout organic chemistry, including psychoactive and anaesthetic compounds.
Anticholinergic Drugs
Stimulant Drugs
See Also
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