| In a physiological sense, brucine may be considered a diluted strychnine. |
| Anthocleista nobilis contains the alkaloids brucine and loganine and has been noted to be antispasmodic and neurotropic, having a marked hypotensive effect. |
| It gives a red colour with brucine, turns the green sulphate of iron black, and with hydrochloric acid dissolves gold. |
| Monte Christo discourses on the poisonous properties of brucine, a drug rarely used in England, but largely used in France. |
| The difference between the R F values of strychnine and brucine is only 0.15-0.18 even under the optimum conditions. |
