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Trace amine

Trace amines are an endogenous group of trace amine-associated receptor 1 (TAAR1) agonists – and hence, monoaminergic neuromodulators – that are structurally and metabolically related to classical monoamine neurotransmitters. Compared to the classical monoamines, they are present in trace concentrations. They are distributed heterogeneously throughout…

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Biological target
Human trace amine-associated receptor 1
Chemical class
Endogenous amines with trace occurrence (nanograms or less per gram of brain tissue)
Mechanism of action
Receptor agonist
MeSH
C434723

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Trace amine

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Edges29
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Trace amine

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related to List of trace amines · 7
Trace amine → IodothyronamineTryptamine, N-Methylphenethylamine, PEA, Phenethylamine, Phenethylamines, Phenylethanolaminem-Tyraminep-Tyramine3-MethoxytyramineN-Methyltyraminem-Octopaminep-OctopamineSynephrineThyronamine, The
related to Concentrations · 3
Trace amine → However, These, Trace
see also · 2
Trace amine → NeurotransmitterMonoamine, TAAR
Biological target · 1
Trace amine → Human trace amine-associated receptor 1
Chemical class · 1
Trace amine → Endogenous amines with trace occurrence (nanograms or less per gram of brain tissue)
Mechanism of action · 1
Trace amine → Receptor agonist
MeSH · 1
Trace amine → C434723
related to history · 1
Trace amine → Grandy

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trace amines monoamine taar1 phenethylamine concentrations human dopamine neurotransmitters adhd classical neurons amphetamine endogenous amine-associated receptor norepinephrine serotonin present synaptic

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Trace amineBiological targetHuman trace amine-associated receptor 11.00infobox
Trace amineChemical classEndogenous amines with trace occurrence (nanograms or less per gram of brain tissue)1.00infobox
Trace amineMechanism of actionReceptor agonist1.00infobox
Trace amineMeSHC4347231.00infobox
Trace aminerelated to ConcentrationsTrace0.60section
Trace aminerelated to ConcentrationsThese0.60section
Trace aminerelated to ConcentrationsHowever0.60section
Trace aminerelated to historyGrandy0.60section
Trace aminerelated to List of trace aminesThe0.60section
Trace aminerelated to List of trace aminesPhenethylamines0.60section
Trace aminerelated to List of trace aminesPhenethylamine0.60section
Trace aminerelated to List of trace aminesPEA0.60section

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