Social engineering and the structure activity relationships (SAR’s) of selected mind-altering compounds such as tryptamine and phenylethylamine derivatives

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  • Harriet M. Knott

Abstract

The chemistry of tryptamines and phenylethylamines as both neurotransmitters and as potential agents for social engineering forms a captivating area between chemistry and neuroscience. This article highlights several drugs including phenylethylamine related derivatives such as propranolol, modafinil, methylphenidate, lamotrigine and oxytocin; as well as tryptamine derivatives such as lysergic acid diethylamide and melatonin and investigates the use of these compounds or their derivatives as potential social engineering agents.

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Published

2016-06-10

How to Cite

Knott, H. M. (2016). Social engineering and the structure activity relationships (SAR’s) of selected mind-altering compounds such as tryptamine and phenylethylamine derivatives. International Science and Technology Journal of Namibia, 031–047. Retrieved from https://journals.unam.edu.na/index.php/ISTJN/article/view/1188

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