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Citation

Schäfer AT. Arch. Kriminol. 1999; 204(1-2): 23-27.

Vernacular Title

Mikroskopische Untersuchung von Guarana-Pulver-Paullinia cupana Kunth.

Affiliation

Institut für Rechtsmedizin, RWTH Aachen.

Copyright

(Copyright © 1999, Verlag Schmidt-Romhild)

DOI

unavailable

PMID

10489588

Abstract

Guaraná is a product from the seeds of the Amazonian liana Paullinia cupana that is also cultivated since a couple of years. It is rich in caffeine and serves in Brasil for the production of stimulants, soft drinks, and sweets. In the drug scene it is sometimes trafficked as natural stimulant or drug surrogate. Microscopic examination shows the presence of starch and tannins and provides a simple, quick and cheap method to distinguish guaraná from drugs of abuse.


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