It has come to my attention that the D isomer of methylamphetamines and amphetamines are the more active compounds, however, I believe it to be true that L-Tryptophan is the more potent of the two isomers.
Don't take my word on it, but a book on medicinal chemistry says "the R isomer is more potent in tryptamines", which is the L-tryptamine, right? I seemed to have lost my confidence in such matters.
I will expand on this later. Much too much to think about at the moment.
Don't take my word on it, but a book on medicinal chemistry says "the R isomer is more potent in tryptamines", which is the L-tryptamine, right? I seemed to have lost my confidence in such matters.
I will expand on this later. Much too much to think about at the moment.