COMPASS Patent Highlights Importance of Crystallography in Psychedelic Drug Development
The scope and validity of this patent will depend on how x-ray diffraction data is interpreted.
The scope and validity of this patent will depend on how x-ray diffraction data is interpreted.
The study used an investigational psilocybin formulation called COMP360 developed and produced by COMPASS Pathways.
These bluing compounds can exist as dimeric, trimeric, and tetrameric forms of psilocin and/or its structural analogs.
A recent Nature paper provides novel insights into the neural correlates of the Breakthrough Experience associated with DMT.
Identifying and understanding prodrugs is an essential component of psychedelic drug research.
The study will examine the effects of microdosing LSD on the everyday lives of the participants.
Coming on the heels of the passing of their magic mushroom decriminalization measure in May, the city of Denver, Colorado has created the world’s first Psilocybin Mushroom Policy Review Panel...
A look into the promising potential of artificial intelligence in tackling unmet medical needs in mental healthcare
Psychedelics disrupt the brain networks responsible for the feeling of selfhood.
This new crystal form presents new options for developing psychedelics into therapeutic drug formulations.
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