The most common capture technologies involve running the gas to be processed through a solution of amines or ammonium carbonate.

最普通的收集技术用胺类溶液或者碳酸铵处理这些气。

Time ticked on, and more and more antidepressants became available, still focused on increasing the levels of monoamines in the brain.

时间流逝，越来越多的抗抑郁药，仍然集中在提高大脑中单胺类质的水平上。

At the time, there was a new drug called sulfa drugs that were kind of a forerunner of antibiotics.

当时，有一种叫做磺胺类药的新药，它抗生素的先驱。

These drugs targeted several different monoamines, each of which acted on a wide range of receptors in the brain.

这些药针对几种不同的单胺类药，每一种单胺类药都作用于大脑中的多种受。

Whilst sulfanilamide itself is safe and effective, diethylene glycol, in which it was dissolved, is a poison.

尽管磺胺类药本身安全有效，但溶解它的二甘醇却一种毒药。

1932. German pharmaceutical company Bayer introduces Prontosil, sulfonamide, the first drug broadly effective against bacteria.

1932年， 德国制药公司拜耳推出了普罗索尔，这一种磺胺类药， 第一种对细菌广泛有效的药。

And now, here was a drug that aimed to increase serotonin levels without affecting all the other monoamines in the brain.

而现在，这种药旨在提高血清素水平，而不会影响大脑中其他所有单胺类质。

And ketamine may affect these connections, not by altering monoamines, but with an entirely different neurotransmitter, glutamate.

而氯胺酮可能通过一种完全不同的神经递质谷氨酸，影响这些神经连接，而不通过改变单胺类质。

But the E was later dropped when it was discovered that most vitamins are not amines.

但后来发现大多数维生素并非胺类，于“E”被去掉了。

Funk initially believed that all these substances were amines, a compound crucial for the creation, growth and metabolism of human cells.

弗兰克最初认为，所有这些质都胺类，这种化合对人类细胞的生成、生长和代谢至关重要。

Monoamines are neurotransmitters, chemical messengers that play a key role in how signals are transmitted across connections, synapses in the brain.

单胺类神经递质，即在大脑中连接处——突触传递信号时起关键作用的化信使。