The longest of all medicines--Anciphyllum Usage Description

Apocryphal substances such as apomorphine and somatostatin are derived from the apoplexy (substantia apophysis) nerve, located in the hindbrain. These chemicals are synthesized through the process of somatosis, which involves the removal of the apophygeal membrane from a somatic ganglion cell. Apoporphyrin, a key intermediate in this process, is produced when the apophygeal membrane is cleaved, releasing the inhibitory effect on the somatic cell. This process is fundamental to understanding the synthesis and pharmacological potential of these unique agents.