Researchers from the University of California (UC), Davis, say they have now developed a new, neuroplasticity-promoting drug, (+)-JRT, that is a close structural analog of LSD and harnesses the ...

A cortical neuron treated with JRT, a synthetic molecule similar to the psychedelic drug LSD. Drugs like JRT might enable new treatments for conditions such as schizophrenia, without the ...

To design the drug, dubbed JRT, researchers flipped the position of just two atoms in LSD's molecular structure. The chemical flip reduced JRT's hallucinogenic potential while maintaining its ...

To design the drug, dubbed JRT, researchers flipped the position of just two atoms in LSD's molecular structure. The chemical flip reduced JRT's hallucinogenic potential while maintaining its ...

In a study published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, researchers at the University of California, Davis (UC Davis) report the creation of JRT – a chemically modified version of LSD ...

To design the drug, dubbed JRT, researchers flipped the position of just two atoms in LSD’s molecular structure. The chemical flip reduced JRT’s hallucinogenic potential while maintaining its ...

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He challenged Jeremy R. Tuck and Lee E. Dunlap, who did their graduate work in his lab, to make the new molecule—which is now known as JRT because Tuck was the first to synthesize it.

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Source: By IndependentOo, Dominik from Germany, Maximilian IV, Laitche, NASA; composite artwork by Belbury - CC BY 4.0, Wikimedia Working in his lab at the pharmaceutical company Sandoz in 1938 ...