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Nitazenes

Nitazenes are a chemically defined class of substances derived from the parent compound nitazene. Nitazenes were developed in the second half of the 1950s by the Swiss company Ciba AG as pain-relieving agents. They are important as centrally active, selective μ-opioid receptor agonists. The high potency of fentanyl (in humans) is matched by a few…

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Nitazenes

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Edges73
Triples49
Avg. degree1.97
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related to history · 14
Nitazenes → April, Canada, Ciba AG, Europe, In, Isotonitazene, March, Methoxylated, New Zealand, Previously, Systematic, The, United Kingdom, United States
related to Metabolism · 11
Nitazenes → Bioconjugates, CYP2C8, CYP3A4, In, N-deethyl, N-deethylation, O-dealkylation, O-glucuronides, Reduction, The, The N3
related to Structure · 6
Nitazenes → Analgesically, At, CH2CH2, Compounds, NCH3, The
related to Detection · 5
Nitazenes → According, Desnitazenes, MDMA, Since, The

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metonitazeneinstance ofMost cases of abuse and overdose are linked to potent derivatives0.80text
protonitazeneinstance ofMost cases of abuse and overdose are linked to potent derivatives0.80text
isotonitazeneinstance ofMost cases of abuse and overdose are linked to potent derivatives0.80text
etonitazepyneinstance ofMost cases of abuse and overdose are linked to potent derivatives0.80text
and etodesnitazeneinstance ofMost cases of abuse and overdose are linked to potent derivatives0.80text
metonitazeneinstance ofPreviously known nitazene analogs0.80text
butonitazeneinstance ofPreviously known nitazene analogs0.80text
as well as novel nitazenes not previously described in the scientific or patent literatureinstance ofPreviously known nitazene analogs0.80text
have since been discovered in toxicologic samples during forensic investigationsinstance ofPreviously known nitazene analogs0.80text
acetaminopheninstance ofthere is no cross-reactivity with frequently used adulterants0.80text
caffeineinstance ofthere is no cross-reactivity with frequently used adulterants0.80text
diphenhydramineinstance ofthere is no cross-reactivity with frequently used adulterants0.80text

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