Atractyloside

Atractyloside 

Atractyloside gets you attracted to EVIL

The poisonous effect of the distaff thistle (and by extension atractyloside) is well documented in history. The plant growing in the Mediterranean region was often used for suicide or murder. 

Examples of accidental poisoning are documented in Italy and Algeria in 1955 and 1975 respectively, where children have eaten parts of the plant.

Although Ed Lefranc  isolated Atractyloside in 1868 from Atractylis gummifera, the structure was identified 100 years later.

Cellular Energetics 

Glycolysis - Krebs Cycle - Oxidative Phosphorylation

Atractyloside inhibits Oxidative Phosphorylation

Mitochondrial ADP concentration  plays an  important role in OP

ADP transport across the inner mitochondrial membrane is  inhibited 

Other Inhibitors Of Oxidative Phosphorylation 

Snapshot 

Poison (Atractyloside)  and Wine( Grapes)

Poison and Wine both exist in Nature 

Devil  and God too may coexist with each other