Occurrence of the Synthetic Analgesic Tramadol in an African Medicinal Plant

Ahcène Boumendjel; Germain Sotoing Taïwé; Elisabeth Ngo Bum; Tanguy Chabrol; Chantal Beney; Valérie Sinniger; Romain Haudecoeur; Laurence Marcourt; Soura Challal; Emerson Ferreira Queiroz; Florence Souard; Marc Le Borgne; Thierry Lomberget; Antoine Depaulis; Catherine Lavaud; Richard J. Robins; Jean‐Luc Wolfender; Bruno Bonaz; Michel De Waard

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Heilende Wurzel: Aus der Wurzelrinde von N. latifolia, einer afrikanischen Heilpflanze, wurde das Schmerzmittel Tramadol isoliert. Dies ist ein seltenes Beispiel eines synthetischen Wirkstoffs, der in der Natur in nennenswerten Konzentrationen vorkommt. Cl lila, N blau, O rot.

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