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Dehydration results in the formation of a "betaine," which is a tetrahydro-trigonelline (see Betaine).

); the cyclic esters of oxycarboxylic acids (lactones, lactides); the internal anhydrides of aminocarboxylic acids (lactams, betaines); cyclic derivatives of dicarboxylic acids (anhydrides, imides, alkylen-esters, alkylenamides, 'c.

betaine hydrochloride, which increase absorption from food.

There are also reasons for including such compounds as muscarine, choline, neurine and betaine in this group.

Apophyllenic acid, C8H7N04 H20, the methyl betaine of cinchomeronic acid, was synthesized by W.

Trigonelline, C7H7N02, the methyl betaine of nicotinic acid, was discovered in 1885 by E.