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Are drugs stored in the human spine?
No, drugs are not stored in the human spine. Once drugs are metabolized in the body, their byproducts are usually excreted through urine or feces. The spine itself does not have a mechanism to store drugs.
Significance of tissue culture?
Tissue culture is the growth of tissues in suitable environment. They are used widely in study of maturation and growth of animal cells and plants, in cancer research, in cloning experiments etc.
What drugs inhibit the breakdown of bone?
Bisphosphonates are the primary class of drugs that inhibit the breakdown of bone. They work by binding to the bone mineral matrix and preventing osteoclasts from breaking down bone tissue. Other medications, such as denosumab (a monoclonal antibody) and selective estrogen receptor modulators (SERMs) like raloxifene, also have similar effects on bone breakdown. These drugs are commonly used in the treatment of osteoporosis and other bone-related conditions.
What are the benzodiazepines drugs included in the benzodiazepines drugs list?
Benzodiazepines are a class of drugs that include commonly prescribed medications such as Xanax, Valium, Ativan, and Klonopin.
How long is do hallucinogens remain stored in fat cells?
"Hallucinogens" is a very broad term, it includes many types of drugs, but is usually reserved for psychedelics such as tryptamines and phenethylamines, but is also commonly used to refer to dissociatives such as PCP and Ketamine, and empathogens like exstacy. I will start with tryptamines and phenethylamines, such as magic mushrooms, LSD, and mescaline. Most drugs in this class are water soluble, and not oil soluble, therefore they are not stored in your body's fat cells, but rather, are excreeted rapidly through urination. If they where tested for, they would only be evident in urine for a day or so, and would probably be gone in hours. However, these drugs are rarely, if ever, tested for, and would require expensive specific testing to be done, which is usually only done in a forensics environment, such as an otopsy. Dissociatives, like PCP, Ketamine, and DXM, are much more likely to be tested for, PCP is tested for in almost every common drug test available. PCP is lipid soluble, and is stored in your fat cells, a single use can be detected over a week latter by a standard test, heavy or frequent use can be detected for weeks, even months after a user has stopped taking PCP. Ketamine is not tested for, but can cause false positives for PCP, and may show up as PCP on standard tests, it is water soluble, and stays in the system for a few days, up to a week or two for heavy or frequent users. DXM is rarely tested for, but has become a more common test since it's abuse by children is increasing, schools, youth programs, etc... may test for DXM, but most adult testing will not. More worrying is the fact that DXM can cause false possitives for both PCP and Opiates. Empathogens, like ecstacy, are becoming more common in testing, most youth tests will test for MDMA. Extended testing will almost certainly test for it, if it's a standard random test, you may be safe, but if it's a test requested because someone suspects you do drugs, it will be tested for. Ecstacy pills are rarely pure MDMA, most contain at least a little methamphetamine in them, and methamphetamine is always tested for. MDMA can also cause false possitives on methamphetamine tests on it's own, due to it's structural similarity to amphetamines. I assumed you where asking for drug tests, if you where wondering about the old wives tale about psychedelics being stored in fat cells and causing flashbacks latter, then don't worry. Flashbacks are not caused by hidden pockets of drugs in your body, psychedelics leave the body very quickly, and are usually completely metabolized even before that happens. Flashbacks are a psychological phenomenon that is not fully understood, but is known to be 100% psychological in nature.
Are drugs stored in the human spine?
No, drugs are not stored in the human spine. Once drugs are metabolized in the body, their byproducts are usually excreted through urine or feces. The spine itself does not have a mechanism to store drugs.
What is the effect of body fat on lipid soluble drug elimination?
Body fat can act as a reservoir for lipid-soluble drugs, leading to their prolonged presence in the body. This can slow down the elimination of lipid-soluble drugs, as they may remain stored in the fat tissue for longer periods of time, delaying their clearance from the body.
Can prescription drugs be stored in the freezer?
It depends on the ingredients of the drugs, while many live vaccines are supposed to be stored in a freezer, most prescription drugs should not be.
Will a hair relaxer help get drugs out of your hair?
No, a hair relaxer will not remove drugs from your hair. Drug metabolites are typically stored within the hair shaft and can only be removed through specific detoxification methods or by cutting the hair.
How long do drugs show in hair?
Typically drug traces will stay in your hair for multiple years, It's found in your roots and until your hair grows out longer it will remain there.
What is parachuting drugs?
its where you put your DRUGS in a little peice of napkin or tissue and ball it up and swallow it. mostley shrooms.
What are the fundamental constituents of tissue building drugs?
Tissue building drugs typically consist of anabolic agents, such as anabolic steroids, which promote muscle growth and repair by enhancing protein synthesis. They may also include growth hormones, like human growth hormone (HGH), that stimulate growth and regeneration of tissues. Additionally, these drugs often contain essential amino acids, vitamins, and minerals that support metabolic processes and tissue development. Together, these constituents work synergistically to enhance muscle mass and recovery.
What kind of recreational drugs do swabs test for And how long do the drugs remain detectable?
none! not one drug works, that test is a lie.
Why does hyaluronidase enhance the diffusion of injected drugs?
Hyaluronidase breaks down hyaluronic acid, a component of the extracellular matrix, which helps to create space in the tissue for injected drugs to spread. This increased space allows for better diffusion of the drugs throughout the tissue, resulting in faster absorption and distribution.
Can losing weight cause you to fail a drug test?
Some drugs are stored in fat, and if that fat breaks down it could release the stored drug molecules. So if you used to do drugs, a test might show that; if you never have, then there are no stored molecules to release, so it shouldn't make you fail a test.
Can you find traces on drugs in bone marrow?
Yes, any body tissue can hold residual amounts of medications, drugs, poisons, toxins.
What does the border patrol do with the drugs they confiscate?
Police collect the evidence and they may weigh it and field test it prior to sealing it in an evidence bag. The drugs are sent the property room where they are stored. If they need to be tested (usually cannabis is not tested), the drugs are sent to the lab and a criminalist will weigh and test. When that process is complete the drugs will remain in the property room until trial. At the conclusion of the trial the drugs will be destroyed. Sometimes the drugs will be maintained and used by the police in reverse drug stings.
