Alkaloids
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Names and connections
Alcaloids
- Broader: Microbial metabolites
- Broader: Organonitrogen compounds
- Broader: Plant metabolites
- Narrower: Belladonna (Drug)
- Narrower: Berberine
- Narrower: Betaine
- Narrower: Camptothecin
- Narrower: Capsaicinoids
- Narrower: Cathinone
- Narrower: Cinchona alkaloids
- Narrower: Colchicine
- Narrower: Docetaxel
- Narrower: Emetine
- Narrower: Ergot alkaloids
- Narrower: Ibogaine
- Narrower: Indole alkaloids
- Narrower: Mescaline
- Narrower: Naloxone
- Narrower: Naltrexone
- Narrower: Nicergoline
- Narrower: Nicotine
- Narrower: Nicotinoids
- Narrower: Paclitaxel
- Narrower: Pyrrolizidines
- Narrower: Roseophilin
- Narrower: Ryanodine
- Narrower: Solanine
- Narrower: Strychnine
- Narrower: Theophylline
- Narrower: Tropanes
- Narrower: Vinblastine
- Narrower: Vincamine
- Narrower: Vincristine
- Narrower: Vindesine
Up to 40 narrower headings are shown. Full Library of Congress authority record
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