See cactine on Wiktionary
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"De cactus avec la terminaison -ine propre aux alcaloïdes, car on retrouve cette molécule dans certains cactus."
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"text": "Les fleurs^((de Selenicereus grandifolius)) contiennent un principe actif, la cactine, stimulant cardiaque qui, contrairement à la digitale, peut être administré d'une façon continue sans danger d'accumulation ni de troubles gastriques. — (Dictionnaire encyclopédique Désormeaux, éd. Jack Corzani, 1992)"
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"Synonyme désuet d'hordénine."
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"De cactus avec la terminaison -ine propre aux alcaloïdes, car on retrouve cette molécule dans certains cactus."
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"text": "Les fleurs^((de Selenicereus grandifolius)) contiennent un principe actif, la cactine, stimulant cardiaque qui, contrairement à la digitale, peut être administré d'une façon continue sans danger d'accumulation ni de troubles gastriques. — (Dictionnaire encyclopédique Désormeaux, éd. Jack Corzani, 1992)"
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