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Valerio Grossi,Dino Pedreschi,Franco Turiniahydroisoquinoline (TIQ) group, which contains compounds that are related structurally to the catecholamines, viz. dopamine (DA), norepinephrine (NE) and epinephrine (E). The main thesis of this paper is that a group of TIQ alkaloids can be biosynthesized in people during alcohol intake, and that th

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Valerio Grossi,Dino Pedreschi,Franco Turininly recently have viable theories emerged which may lead to an understanding of the particular biochemical interaction that might be responsible for the development of a state of addiction to ethanol. Such theories have been nurtured by a recognition of a common pathway of catabolism for the deamina

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