N&PD Moderators: Skorpio | thegreenhand
Psilocin with the alcohol group replaced with biosteres.
4-SH-DMT
Shares charge. Sulfur is more nucleophillic and bigger, would still have to fit in 5HT2A receptor pocket. Metabolism will be different due to oxidation potential of sulfur. Likely smells quite bad.
4-NH2-DMT
Swapping the alcohol for an amine might change its pKa too much and interfere with its charge at physiological pH, making it not cross membranes well.
Both of these were chosen because they would maintain the H-bond donor/acceptor character of the alcohol in psilocin.
I use Imgur to upload them and then bluelight just turns Imgur links into pictures.How do you post the pictures on here? Those are interesting chemicals btw!
If I make a chemical structure can you tell me what the name of it would be?I use Imgur to upload them and then bluelight just turns Imgur links into pictures.
I'd give it a try.If I make a chemical structure can you tell me what the name of it would be?
Ok I'll make one here soon, and hopefully get the picture to upload!I'd give it a try.
There's a link to the chemical I created. I couldn't get it to upload on here. I really hope you can tell me what'd it would be called as it's an interesting chemical!
I think the quora comment got it with: 4-dimethylamino,4-sulfanyloxy-1,1'-bipiperidineThere's a link to the chemical I created. I couldn't get it to upload on here. I really hope you can tell me what'd it would be called as it's an interesting chemical!
Are you talking about mine? Also can you name another one for me, or does it take too much work? I was was also wondering if you can name it like the type of names for example cuz idk what of name idk what it's called but like the type of name like Alprazolam is to Xanax, Clonazepam is to Klonopin, Buprenorphine is to Subutex, and so on. That type of name I'm talking about if you know what I mean. Yes I wanted the IUPAC name as well I'm just wondering if you can come up with what that one would be called too, or not?The IUPAC name for the compound in the image is 4-(dimethylamino)[1,1'-bipiperidine]-4-OS-thioperoxol.
The thioperoxol isn't going to be very stable, or compatible with water.
The IUPAC name for the compound in the image is 4-(dimethylamino)[1,1'-bipiperidine]-4-OS-thioperoxol.
The thioperoxol isn't going to be very stable, or compatible with water.