The Effect of Selected Cathinones on Natural Cell Membranes: Microelectrophoretic Methods.
Molecules January 9, 2026 Anna Trynda, Katarzyna Karwowska, Weronika Karpowicz et al.
Synthetic cathinones are cathinone analogues that humans have artificially created. The first compounds appeared on the European market in 2005. They belong to a class of drugs called stimulants, classified as new psychoactive substances. Synthetic cathinones are very popular; people use these drugs because they are cheaper "substitutes" for other stimulants. They produce psychostimulant and...
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Cathinones
Clephedrone
Erythrocytes
Mephedrone
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