PubMed · 5028896
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S Jacobsen. 1972-04-20. [The histamine system].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/5028896/
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Two plants used in Zimbabwean traditional medicine, Dioscorea sylvatica (Dioscoreaceae) and Urginea altissima (Liliaceae), produce mild inflammation and itching when rubbed on the skin. Investigations of the causes of these cutaneous reactions showed that raphides of calcium oxalate are, at least in part, responsible for the effects. Histamine could not be detected.
Nickel-histamine (hm) complexes type [Ni(hm)Cl2] and [Ni(hm)3]X2 (Where X= Cl, Br, I, ClO4) were investigated in the far-infrared region. Metal isotope labelling and deuteration effects were employed for observed band assignments. Metal-ligand vibrations were discussed and correlated with the structures of the complexes.
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