Abstract
INDOLES in nature display an extraordinary variety of biological actions1. We describe here a correlation between the resonance constants of a series of indoleakylamines and their potency in causing contraction of stomach.
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KANG, S., GREEN, J. Resonance Constants and the Activities of Indolealkylamines on Stomach Muscle. Nature 222, 794–795 (1969). https://doi.org/10.1038/222794b0
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