Hallucinogen-Related and Other Designer Drugs

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FIGURE 13–2. Structures of some central stimulants, designer drugs, and related substances described in the text. | FIGURE 13–3. Venn diagram representing possible overlapping activities or behavioral similarities among the psychoactive phenylisopropylamines.

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