Catecholamine-like Psychedelic Drugs
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Catecholamine-like Psychedelic Drugs are a group of (usually illicit) Psychedelic Drugs. Catecholamine-like Psychedelic Drugs are structurally similar to the Catecholamines (Adrenaline, Dopamine and Norepinephrine), Cocaine and Amphetamine - they differ from these compounds by the addition of one or more methoxy (OCH3) groups to the carboxy ring structure - it is this modification that produces the Psychedelic properties of these drugs, whilst retaining the psychostimulant properties of Catecholamines.
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