Endosymbiotic Archaea, Homocysteinemia, Methylated Amines and Brain

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The book delves into the biochemical processes of archaeal endosymbiosis and its impact on porphyrin synthesis, highlighting the interplay between glycine, serine, and cystathionine metabolism. It discusses how increased porphyrin synthesis disrupts cystathionine production, leading to elevated homocysteine levels and potential health issues. Furthermore, it explores the role of methionine in methylating biogenic amines, resulting in the formation of hallucinogenic compounds that may contribute to disorders such as schizophrenia, mood disorders, and autism.