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Dr. Duke's Phytochemical and Ethnobotanical Databases List of Chemicals for Motion Sickness Dr. Duke's Phytochemical and Ethnobotanical Databases List of Chemicals for Motion Sickness Chemical Activity Count (+)-ALLOMATRINE 1 (+)-BORNYL-ISOVALERATE 1 (+)-GALLOCATECHIN 1 (+)-ISOCORYDINE 1 (-)-ALPHA-BISABOLOL 1 (-)-APOGLAZIOVINE 1 (-)-ARGEMONINE 1 (-)-DICENTRINE 2 1,8-CINEOLE 3 11-HYDROXY-DELTA-8-THC 1 11-HYDROXY-DELTA-9-THC 1 12,118-BINARINGIN 1 12-ACETYLDEHYDROLUCICULINE 1 2'-HYDROXY-FLAVONE 1 2-METHYLBUT-3-ENE-2-OL 3 24-METHYLENE-CYCLOARTANOL 1 3-ACETYLACONITINE 2 3-BETA-ACETOXY-20,25-EPOXYDAMMARANE-24-OL 1 3-HYDROXY-FLAVONE 1 4'-HYDROXY-FLAVONE 1 5,6-DEHYDROKAWAIN 1 5,7-DIHYDROXY-FLAVONE 1 5-BETA-HYDROXYECDYSTERONE 1 5-HYDROXY-FLAVONE 1 6,7-DIMETHOXYCOUMARIN 1 6,7-DIMETHYLAESCULETIN 1 6,7-DIMETHYLESCULETIN 1 Chemical Activity Count 6-GINGEROL 3 6-HYDROXY-FLAVONE 1 6-HYDROXY-FLAVONE-GLUCOSIDE 1 6-SHOGAOL 2 7,8-DIHYDROXYFLAVONE 1 7-HYDROXY-FLAVONE 1 7-HYDROXY-FLAVONE-GLUCOSIDE 1 8-O-CINNAMOYLHARPAGIDE 1 ABRIN 1 ACETONE 1 ACETYLALEURITOLIC-ACID 1 ACETYLDELGRANDINE 1 ACETYLSALICYLIC-ACID 1 ACETYLSHIKONIN 1 ACONINE 2 ACONITINE 3 ACTEOSIDE 1 ACYLSPINOSIN 1 ADENOSINE 2 AESCULETIN 1 AESCULIN 1 AFFINISINE 1 AJMALICINE 1 AJMALINE 1 AKUAMMIDINE 2 AKUAMMINE 1 ALLITHIAMIN 1 2 Chemical Activity Count ALLOCRYPTOPINE 1 ALOCUTIN-A 1 ALPHA-AMYRIN 2 ALPHA-AMYRIN-ACETATE 1 ALPHA-BISABOLOL 1 ALPHA-METHYLPYRRYL-KETONE 1 ALPHA-PINENE 2 ALPHA-TERPINEOL 1 AMARALIN 1 AMBELLINE 1 AMENTOFLAVONE 1 AMURENSINE 2 AMURINE 2 AMYL-BUTYRATE 1 AMYLASE 1 ANANDAMIDE 1 ANEMONIN 1 ANETHOLE 1 ANEURINE 1 ANGELIC-ACID 1 ANGELICIN 1 ANISATIN 2 ANISODAMINE 1 ANISODINE 1 ANNOMONTINE 2 APIGENIN 1 APOGLAZIOVINE 1 3 Chemical Activity Count ARCTIIN 1 ARECOLINE 1 ARGEMONINE 1 ARMILLARIEN-A 1 ASARONE 2 ASCARIDOLE 3 ASCORBIC-ACID 1 ASPIRIN 1 ASPIRIN (ACETYLSALICYLIC-ACID; NOT NATURAL) 1 ATHEROSPERMINE 1 ATRACTYLENOLIDE-I 1 ATRACTYLENOLIDE-II 1 ATRACTYLENOLIDE-III 1 ATROPINE 3 BACCOSIDES 1 BACOSINE 2 BAICALIN 2 BALDRINAL 1 BARBATOSIDE-A 1 BARBATOSIDE-B 1 BAYACHININE 1 BEIWUTINE 1 BENZALDEHYDE 3 BENZOIC-ACID 1 BENZOIN 1 BENZOYLACONINE 1 BENZYL-ALCOHOL 2 4 Chemical Activity Count BERBAMINE 1 BERBERASTINE 4 BERBERINE 4 BERBERINE-SULFATE 1 BERGENIN 1 BETA-AMYRIN 2 BETA-AMYRIN-ACETATE 1 BETA-AMYRIN-PALMITATE 1 BETA-ASARONE 2 BETA-ECDYSTERONE 1 BETA-EUDESMOL 1 BETA-PHENYLETHANOL 1 BETA-RESERCYCLIC-ACID 1 BETULINIC-ACID 1 BOCCONINE 1 BORNEOL 3 BORNYL-ACETATE 1 BOSWELLIC-ACID 2 BRADYKININASE 1 BRAHMASIDE 1 BRAHMINOSIDE 2 BRAHMOSIDE 2 BROMELAIN 1 BULBOCAPNINE 2 BULLEYACONITINE-A 2 BUPLEURIN 1 BUTYL-PHTHALIDE 1 5 Chemical Activity Count BUTYRALDEHYDE 1 CAFFEIC-ACID 2 CAFFEINE 1 CALCIUM 1 CAMPHOR 4 CANESCINE 1 CANNABIDIOL 1 CANNABIDIOLIC-ACID 1 CANNABINOL 2 CAPSAICIN 3 CARANINE 1 CARPACIN 1 CARVACROL 2 CARVONE 2 CARYOPHYLLENE 2 CASSAIDINE 2 CASSAINE 1 CASSAMINE 2 CASSININE 1 CATHADINE 1 CATHINE 2 CATHININE 1 CATHINONE 2 CAUDOSIDE 1 CAUDOSTROSIDE 1 CEPHARAMINE 1 CEPHARANOLINE 1 6 Chemical Activity Count CEPHARANTHINE 1 CHAMAZULENE 1 CHELERYTHRINE 1 CHELIDONINE 2 CHIKUSETSUSAPONIN 1 CHLOROGENIC-ACID 1 CHOLINE 1 CHOLINE-SALICYLATE 1 CINCHOPHYLLAMINE 3 CINCHOPHYLLINE 1 CINNAMALDEHYDE 3 CINNAMIC-ACID 1 CIS-ISOASARONE 2 CITRAL 1 CITRONELLAL 1 CITRONELLOL 1 COCAINE 2 CODEINE 4 COIXOL 1 COLUBRIN 1 COLUBRINOSIDE 1 CONESSINE 2 COPAENE 1 COPPER 1 COPPER-SALICYLATE 1 CORONARIDINE 1 CORYBULBINE 1 7 Chemical Activity Count CORYDALINE 2 CORYDINE 1 CORYNANTHEINE 2 CORYNANTHINE 1 COUMARIN 4 COUMINGINE 2 CREOSOTE 1 CROTALOBURINE 1 CRYOGENINE 2 CRYPTOCARYALACTONE 1 CULARINE 1 CUMENE 1 CUMINALDEHYDE 1 CUSSONOSIDE-A 1 CYCLEANINE 1 CYCLOSTACHINE-A 1 D-NORPSEUDOEPHEDRINE 1 DAIGREMONTIANIN 1 DAIJISON 1 DAPHNETIN 1 DAURICINE 2 DEHYDROCURDIONE 1 DELAVACONITINE 1 DELTA-8-THC 1 DELTA-9-THC 2 DENDROBINE 1 DEOXYNUPHARIDINE 1 8 Chemical Activity Count DESERPIDINE 2 DESMETHOXYANGONIN 2 DESMODIN 1 DIANOSIDE 1 DIANOSIDE-A 1 DIAZEPAM 2 DICENTRINE 2 DIDROVALTRATUM 2 DIHYDROCANTHINE 1 DIHYDROHELENALIN 1 DIHYDROKAWAIN 4 DIHYDROMETHYSTICIN 4 DIHYDROVALTRATE 1 DILLAPIOL 1 DIMETHOXYALLYLBENZENE 1 DIMETHYLAMINE-SALICYLATE 1 DIMETHYLVINYLCARBINOL 1 DIOSCINE 1 DIOSCORINE 1 DIPENTENE 1 DITETRAHYDROPALMATINE 2 DIVARICOSIDE 1 DIVOSTROSIDE 1 DL-TETRAHYDROPALMATINE 3 DREGAMINE 1 DRONABINOL 1 DUBINIDINE 1 9 Chemical Activity Count ECDYSTERONE 1 ECGONINE 1 ELAEOCARPIDINE 1 ELAEOCARPINE 1 EPHEDRINE 1 ERYTHROPHLAMINE 2 ERYTHROPHLEINE 1 ESCULETIN 1 ESCULIN 1 ESTRAGOL 1 ETHANOL 1 ETHYL-ACETATE 1 ETHYL-SALICYLATE 1 ETHYLENE 1 EUCALYPTOL 1 EUGENOL 4 EVODIAMINE 1 EVOXINE 1 FALCARINDIOL 1 FALCARINOL 2 FANGCHINOLINE 1 FARNESOL 1 FERULIC-ACID 1 FINACONITINE 1 FLAVONE 1 FORMALDEHYDE 1 FRANGUFOLINE 1 10 Chemical Activity Count FRITILLARINE 1 FRUCTOSE 1 FRUTICINE 1 FUMARILINE 2 FUMARINE 1 GABA 2 GALANTHAMINE 2 GALLIC-ACID 1 GAMMA-AMINOBUTYRIC-ACID 2 GASTRODIN 1 GELSEMINE 1 GENTIANINE 2 GENTISIC-ACID 1 GERANIOL 1 GERANYL-ACETATE 1 GERANYL-BUTYRATE 1 GERMACRONE 1 GINGEROL 3 GINSENOSIDE-RB-1 1 GINSENOSIDE-RE 1 GIPARMEN 1 GLAUCINE 1 GLAUCOLIDE-B 1 GLUCOSAMINE-SULFATE 1 GLYCYRRHIZIN 1 GOSSYPIN 1 GUAIACOL 1 11 Chemical Activity Count HAEMANTHINE 1 HANFANGCHIN 1 HARMAN 1 HARMANE 1 HARPAGIDE 1 HARPAGOSIDE 1 HASTATOSIDE 1 HELENALIN 1 HELLEBORIN 1 HELLEBRIN 1 HERSAPONIN 1 HESPERIDIN 1 HOBENOSIDES 2 HOMOAROMOLINE 1 HOMOBALDRINAL 1 HOMOPHLEINE 2 HONOKIOL 2 HYDRASTINE 1 HYOSCYAMINE 3 HYPACONITINE 1 HYPERFORIN 1 HYPERICIN 2 HYPEROSIDE 2 IMPERATORIN 1 INOKOSTERONE 1 ISOBORNEOL 1 ISOBUTYL-ACETATE 1 12 Chemical Activity Count ISOBUTYL-ALCOHOL 1 ISOCONESSINE 1 ISOCORYDINE 2 ISOELAEOCARPINE 1 ISOEUGENOL 1 ISOPATRINENE 1 ISOPSORALEN 1 ISOQUERCITRIN 1 ISORHYNCHOPHYLLINE 1 ISOVALERIC-ACID 2 JATAMANSONE 3 JATRORRHIZINE 1 JUGLONE 1 JUJUBOGENIN 1 JUJUBOSIDES 2 KAEMPFEROL-3-O-SOPHOROSIDE 1 KANSUININ 1 KAWAIN 5 KESSOGLYCOL 1 KIMPUKAN-A 1 KIMPUKAN-B 1 L-DOPA 1 L-TETRAHYDROPALMATINE 1 LACTUCIN 2 LACTUCOPICRIN 1 LAGOCHILIN 1 LAGOCHILIN-TETRAACETATE 1 13 Chemical Activity Count LAPACHOL 1 LAPPACONITINE 1 LAWSONE 1 LICARIN-B 1 LIDOCAINE 2 LIMONENE 1 LINALOOL 4 LINALYL-ACETATE 2 LINDLEYIN 1 LIQUIRITOSIDE 1 LIRIODENINE 2 LUTEOLIN 1 LYCORINE 2 MAGNESIUM 1 MALTOL 1 MANNITOL 1 MARACUGIN 1 MARRUBIIN 1 MARSILIN 1 MATRICINE 1 MEDICARPIN 1 MENADIONE 1 MENTHOL 3 MENTHONE 2 MENTHYL-VALERATE 1 MESACONITINE 1 METHOXYANNOMONTINE 1 14 Chemical Activity Count METHYL-EUGENOL 3 METHYL-ISOEUGENOL 1 METHYL-PHTHALIDES 1 METHYL-SALICYLATE 2 METHYSTICIN 4 MITRAGYNINE 2 MITRAPHYLLINE 1 MORPHINE 3 MUDARIN 1 MURICATIN-A 1 MYRCENE 2 MYRISTICIN 2 N,N-DIETHYLAMINO-ETHYLAMINOCANTHIN-6-ONE 1 N-AMYL-ACETATE 1 N-AMYL-ALCOHOL 1 N-BUTYL-4,5-DIHYDROPHTHALIDE 1 NABILONE 1 NANDININE 1 NARCEINE 2 NARCOTINE 2 NEOCONESSINE 1 NEOPINE 1 NEPETALACTONE 1 NEPETRIN 1 NEROL 1 NIACIN 1 NICOTINE 2 15 Chemical Activity Count NIMBIDIN 1 NOR-MACUSINE 1 NORCASSAIDINE 2 NORDIHYDROGUAIARETIC-ACID 1 NORDIJYDROTOXIFERINE 1 NORISOCORYDINE 1 NORMACUSINE-B 2 O-METHYLFLAVINANTHINE 1 OLEANOLIC-ACID 1 ORIPAVINE 1 OSTHOL 1 P-ACETANISOLE 1 P-ANISALDEHYDE 1 P-CYMENE 2 PAEONAL 2 PAEONIFLORIN 1 PAEONOL 2 PALMATINE 1 PANACEN 2 PANAXIC-ACID 1 PARALYSINE 1 PASSIBIFLORINE 1 PATRINE 1 PATRINENE 1 PERILLALDEHYDE 1 PERIVINE 1 PHENETHYL-ALCOHOL 1 16 Chemical Activity Count PHENOL 2 PHLORIDZIN 1 PHLORIZIN 1 PHTHALIDE 1 PINIPICRINE 1 PINOCEMBRIN 1 PIPERINE 4 PIPEROVATINE 1 PLATYCODIN 2 PLUMIERIDE 1 PRONUCIFERINE 1 PROPYL-GALLATE 1 PROTOANEMONIN 1 PROTOPINE 2 PROTOSAPPANIN-A 1 PROTOSAPPANIN-B 1 PSEUDOCOCAINE 1 PULEGONE 1 PYRIDOXINE 2 QUERCETIN 2 QUERCETIN-3-O-GALACTOSIDE 1 QUINIDINE 1 QUININE 2 QUININE-SULFATE 1 RAUVOLFINE 1 RECANESCINE 1 RESCINNAMINE 2 17 Chemical Activity Count RESERPINE 2 RETICULINE 1 RHAZINILAM 1 RHOMITOXIN 1 RHYNCHOPHYLLINE 2 RIBONUCLEASE 1 RICIN 1 ROTUNDINE 3 RUTAECARPINE 1 RUTIN 1 S-ADENOSYLMETHIONINE 1 SABIANINE 1 SAFROLE 2 SAIKOSAPONIN 2 SAIKOSAPONIN-D 2 SALICIN 3 SALICORTIN 1 SALICYL-SALICYLIC-ACID 1 SALICYLAMIDE 1 SALICYLIC-ACID 1 SALIGENIN 2 SANGUINARINE 1 SANJOININE 1 SCHELHAMMERIDINE 1 SCHISANDRIN 1 SCOPARONE 2 SCOPOLAMINE 4 18 Chemical Activity Count SCOPOLETIN 2 SEDANENOLIDE 1 SELENIUM 1 SEROTONIN 1 SERPENTINE 2 SHIKIMIC-ACID 1 SHOGAOL 3 SINICUICHINE 1 SINOMENINE 2 SINUCUICHINE 1 SKIMMIANINE 2 SOLANINE 3 SOMNIFERINE 1 SPECIOCILIATINE 1 SPILANTHOL 1 SPINOSIN 1 SPIROCHIN 1 STENOCARPINE 1 STIGMASTEROL 2 STRYCHNINE 1 STYRENE 1 SWERTISIN 1 SYRINGIN 1 TEMULINE 1 TERPINEOL 2 TETRAHYDROCANNABINOL 3 TETRAHYDROPALMATINE 3 19 Chemical Activity Count TETRANDRINE 1 THEBAINE 2 THEVETIN 1 THIAMIN 1 THYMOL 4 THYMYL-ACETATE 1 TIGLOIDINE 1 TOCOPHEROL 1 TRANS-ANETHOLE 2 TREMULACIN 1 TRICHOTOMINE 1 TRILOBINE 1 TRIMETHYLROSMARICINE 1 TRYPTOPHAN 2 URSOLIC-ACID 1 VALEPOTRIATES 1 VALERENIC-ACID 1 VALERENONE 1 VALERIC-ACID 2 VENENATINE 1 VERANISATIN-A 2 VERANISATIN-B 2 VERANISATIN-C 2 VERATRINE 1 VERBASCOSIDE 1 VINCAMINE 1 VINCRISTINE 1 20 Chemical Activity Count VISAMINE 1 VITAMIN-B 1 VITAMIN-B-1 1 VITAMIN-B3 1 VITAMIN-E 1 VOBASINE 1 WITHASOMNINE 2 YANGONIN 2 YOHIMBINE 1 ZINC 1 ZINGIBERENE 1 21.
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