Tryptamine hydrochloride
Tryptamine hydrochloride has antioxidative effects.
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24 months(2-8C).
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Studies on the Antioxidative Activities of Metabolites of Tryptophan.[Reference:
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Antioxidative effects of metabolites of tryptophan (Try) on the autoxidation of oil have been studied little.
METHODS AND RESULTS:
Present paper deals with the antioxidative activities of Try, kynurenine (Kyn), kynurenic acid (Ky. A), xanthorenic acid (Xa. A), anthranilic acid (An. A), 3 or 5-OH-anthranilic acid (3 or 5-OH-An. A), 5-OH-tryptamine (5-OH-Try. Am), Tryptamine hydrochloride (Try. Am-HCl), β-nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD) and alanine (Ala) using A.O.M., oven test, weighing method test and DPPH method (1, 1-diphenyl-2-picrilhydrozil).
The results obtained were as follows;
1) 3-OH-An. A was the most effective and followed by 5-OH-An. A, Ala, NAD>An. A, Try, Ky. A, Xa. A in decreasing order.
2) 5-OH-An. A showed great antioxidant activity at the concentration of 0.003% by A.O.M. test.
3) Mixture of 3-OH-An. A, 5-OH-An. A, Ala and Ala-NAD was more effective than each of them.
4) The mixture of tocopherol and Try or 5-OH-An. A had a greater antioxidative activity than tocopherol or 5-OH-An. A.
5) When oil was heated for 10hr, antioxidative activity of 5-OH-An. A was decreased, but tocopherol still kept the activity.
The Journal of Chemical Physics, 1983, 78(5):2254-2261.
ENDOR analysis of H-addition radicals and their conversion in irradiated crystals of tryptamine hydrochloride.[Reference:
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In a previous study it was shown that the dominant radiation-induced room-temperature radical in single crystals of tryptamine⋅HC1(Tryptamine hydrochloride) is formed by a net H addition to C7 of the indole ring.
METHODS AND RESULTS:
In the present work, it is demonstrated that this species is the precursor for two other indole H-addition radicals. By storage at room temperature, the C7 adduct slowly converts into the C4 adduct. The formation of the C4 adduct could easily be followed by ENDOR. The ENDOR spectra are characterized by hyperfine coupling to six protons bonded to the indole moiety. Upon annealing the crystal above 70 °C, the C7 adduct is more rapidly converted into the C4 adduct, but then the annealing also induces a simultaneous conversion into the C2 adduct. This species also is characterized by six proton hyperfine interactions in the strong-coupling region. The C7 add↠C2 add process could be reversed by exposure to UV light at room temperature, whereas the C7 add↠C4 add process is irreversible upon this procedure. Semiempirical molecular orbital calculations support the interpretations made.
CONCLUSIONS:
The mechanisms of the different processes is discussed in light of the crystal and molecular structure of the compound, and related to similar processes in other compounds, e.g., the purine and pyrimidine bases.