Update June 23 2021: Changed identification for trace substance.
The original identification of a trace of lophophorine was wrong and the substance detected was noscapine. The inclusion of lophophorine was a curiosity, since it made no sense, but we didn't look too deeply into it because it was a tiny trace in this sample. After re-reviewing this sample, we discovered it was an error in one of the libraries we use and we have positively confirmed that the detected substance is noscapine, a substance we have a lab standard for.
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The original identification of a trace of lophophorine was wrong and the substance detected was noscapine. The inclusion of lophophorine was a curiosity, since it made no sense, but we didn't look too deeply into it because it was a tiny trace in this sample. After re-reviewing this sample, we discovered it was an error in one of the libraries we use and we have positively confirmed that the detected substance is noscapine, a substance we have a lab standard for.