theobromine necklace | gold vermeil pp_immuno A field-specific milestone marker

A field-specific milestone marker

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theobromine necklace | gold vermeil pp_immuno A field-specific milestone markerTheobromine necklace 18K gold vermeil In 1841 Alexander Voskresensky isolated a bitter alkaloid from cacao beans and named it theobromine, after Theobroma cacao, "food of the gods" in Greek. Half a century later the molecule was the active ingredient in Diuretin, one of the first clinically used vasodilators. Worn here as a 24 mm 18K gold vermeil pendant. The Chemistry of Theobromine Theobromine is 3,7 dimethylxanthine, structurally one methyl group