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Yunaconitine

(70578-24-4)
Yunnaconitine is a metabolite of Aconitine (A189875), a neurotoxin that binds, activates tetrodotoxin-sensitive Na+ channels and prolongs the opening of the sodium-ion channel by suppressing conformational changes. Yunnaconitine is a deiterpene alkaloid, known to exhibit cytotoxic activity in human leukemic cell.

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(-)-Picrotoxinin

(17617-45-7)
These neurotoxic GABAA receptor antagonists, consisting of a nearly 1:1 mixture of picrotoxinin, (FW = 292.29 g/mol; CAS 17617-45-7) and picrotin (FW = 310.30 g/mol; CAS 124-87-8), is a bitter-tasting (hence the Greek prefix picros) principle, also known as cocculin, from fishberry seeds (Anamirta cocculus) and the Philippine bayating (Tinomiscium philippinense). Picrotoxin binds to the chloride channel of the receptor without displacing g-aminobutyric acid. Picrotoxin is highly toxic,

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Chinese herbals: Chinese herbal medicine is mainly composed of plant medicines (roots, stems, leaves, fruits), animal medicines (viscera, skin, bones, organs, etc.) and mineral medicines. Because botanical medicine accounts for the majority of Chinese medicine, Chinese medicine is also called Chinese herbal medicine. China is the birthplace of Chinese herbal medicine. There are about 12,000 medicinal plants in China. Chinese herbal medicine is a unique medicine used by Chinese medicine to prevent and treat diseases, and it is also an important sign that Chinese medicine is different from other medicines.
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