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They react with water to form amines, and unreacted isocyanates will react with the amines to form polyurea, which is reasonably inert.

So high cholesterol, hormones, high saturated fat, and heterocyclic amines are essential nutrients and not toxic to our bodies?

Amphetamine is a dopamine agonist with downstream effects that inhibit the reuptake of monoamines and trace amines.

For instance, many drug users turn to illicit amines and other street drugs to overcome medical and psychological problems.

It's reasonable to wonder whether current sources of the required amines can scale to those levels.

Carnivore diets include secondary compounds like amines and fatty acid derivatives that add strong odors.

Other amines in water-based solutions also get regenerated at about <200C.

I've had basically all the models claim that random amines are illegal, potentially psychoactive, verboten.

What's more most of these sympathomimetic amines are both simple organic molecules, and in numbers/types they're a dime-a-dozen so to speak—there are hundreds of them.

It's very, very common with drugs containing amines.

> In 1912, based on research on B vitamins, Polish biochemist Casimir Funk condensed the term vital amines to vitamines.

I don't know if the completely purified drug officially has an odor, but usually you get some free amines that come along for the ride.

Amines are traditionally used instead in a closed loop system, but they are corrosive and unsafe for use at home, although refrigerators and ACs too make use of similar loops.