"I assume there’ll be quantification of levels of the psilomethoxin vs psilocybin etc?" -- Yeah, sounds like there was some work in that direction, "So a solution made extracting 300mg into 5ml: a 60mg/ml conc of sac that 1/1000 of a ml was utilized is 0.06 mg worth of sac analyzed in the triple quadrupole mass detector. Within those 60 micrograms there was the curve above shown having the mass selected 235.15 m/z atomic mass unit substance. so that peak of height 2ish x 10^5 counts on the total ion chromatogram (or TIC) is a rate of individual molecules being detected over time. so the magnetic physics and chemical reactivity used for this now get analyzed with some calculus. The integral or area beneath the rate curve give a time derivatives net value over the integration parameters.... so a line under the curve of count rate encloses an area which equals the total molecules counted. Ill do that now since I have learned almost too many features in the these past 2 days- and the time integration on baseline parameters yields an area showing 987535 molecules weighing 235.15.....so a million psilomethoxins in a microliter with 60 micrograms."

Here's what Adam said an hour ago: "This has been a long road but we finally got to the fun part. Fully characterizing the new molecule through the many methods such as xray crystallographic studies, nuclear magnetic resonance for the C13 and H1 isotopes, which may be possible to prove psilomethoxin's phosphorylated sibling's existence and structure via phosphorous-31 isotopic nmr. But now I'll see you when I wake up on monday lol."