Aporphine

Mechanism inferred from aporphine alkaloid class; limited specific research on Nymphaea caerulea aporphine content

Mechanism of Action

Dopamine receptor agonist and antagonist depending on receptor subtype and concentration; may interact with serotonin receptors

Research Notes

Blue LotusWestern

Secondary alkaloid with complex pharmacology. Aporphine alkaloids generally known for dopaminergic activity. Presence in Blue Lotus contributes to overall dopaminergic profile, though exact contribution unclear. Some aporphines show psychoactive properties in higher doses.

Found In 1 Herb

Blue Lotus

Western

3D Molecular Structure

Isoquinoline alkaloid

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Aporphine

Isoquinoline alkaloidNitrogen-containing compounds with potent pharmacological effects

Representative pattern: C₉H₇N₂O

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Nitrogen

Carbon

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Related Compounds (Isoquinoline alkaloid)

Berberine(8)Columbamine(1)Coptisine(1)Dehydrocorydaline (DHC)(1)Fumarine (Fumariline)(1)Jatorrhizine(1)Sassafrasin(1)

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