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| - Isoboramine (also spelled as isoboromine) was a neurotransmitter in Trill physiology which regulated the connections between the host and the symbiont. Low isoboramine levels were harmful and could be fatal to the host and/or symbiont, so if isoboramine levels dropped below 40%, then the symbiont was removed. This would kill the host, but any joined Trill would willingly sacrifice themselves in order to save their symbiont. In 2371, Jadzia Dax's isoboramine levels fell dangerously low when a chemical memory blocker was wearing off in the Dax symbiont. (DS9: "Equilibrium")
- Isoboramine is a neurotransmitter in Trill that connects the synaptic functions of a host to their Trill. A reduction in isoboramine levels is harmful to both and a fall below forty percent of normal necessitates the removal of the symbiont. Benzocyatizine can be used to increased isoboramine levels. (DS9 episode: "Equilibrium") The parasites, genetically modified symbionts, also need isoboramine to link with a host. (DS9 novels: Lesser Evil, Unity)
- Isoboramine, sometimes known as isoboromine, is a Trill physiological neurotransmitter regulating connections between the symbiont and the host. Low isoboramine levels can be either harmful or fatal to both the host and symbiont. Trill Symbiosis Commission regulations state if isoboramine levels drop below 40%, a medical professional should remove the symboint, killing the host, who may be willing to die in order to save the symbiont. Jadzia Dax's isoboramine levels fell dangerously low in 2371: a result of a chemical memory blocker wearing off in the symboint. (DS9: "Equilibrium")
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| - Isoboramine, sometimes known as isoboromine, is a Trill physiological neurotransmitter regulating connections between the symbiont and the host. Low isoboramine levels can be either harmful or fatal to both the host and symbiont. Trill Symbiosis Commission regulations state if isoboramine levels drop below 40%, a medical professional should remove the symboint, killing the host, who may be willing to die in order to save the symbiont. In 2285, Trill Symboisis Commission records indicate medical professionals placed Tobias Dax in a coma after a shuttle accident. Left in a vegetative state until his isoboramine levels fell below 40%, the official record continues, Torias and the symboint were separated for the symboint's safety. In actuality, the Dax symbiont had been transferred to Joran Belar during this time. Jadzia Dax's isoboramine levels fell dangerously low in 2371: a result of a chemical memory blocker wearing off in the symboint. (DS9: "Equilibrium") After Cantabrian chief medical officer Marie Bourget joined Tawana Killan and the Jonar symbiont, Tawana reported feeling slightly disconnected from the symboint, almost as if it was hiding something from her. Bourget determined her isoboramine levels were lower than normal and issued a daily regiment of isoboramine injections to help stimulate her normal isoboramine production. (Star Trek: The Cantabrian Expeditions: "An Innocent Time", et al)
- Isoboramine (also spelled as isoboromine) was a neurotransmitter in Trill physiology which regulated the connections between the host and the symbiont. Low isoboramine levels were harmful and could be fatal to the host and/or symbiont, so if isoboramine levels dropped below 40%, then the symbiont was removed. This would kill the host, but any joined Trill would willingly sacrifice themselves in order to save their symbiont. Official records at the Trill Symbiosis Commission stated that in 2285, when Torias Dax was in a shuttle accident, he was placed in a coma. He was left in a vegetative state until his isoboramine levels eventually fell below 40% and the symbiont had to be removed. In actuality, the symbiont had been transferred to Joran Belar. In 2371, Jadzia Dax's isoboramine levels fell dangerously low when a chemical memory blocker was wearing off in the Dax symbiont. (DS9: "Equilibrium")
- Isoboramine is a neurotransmitter in Trill that connects the synaptic functions of a host to their Trill. A reduction in isoboramine levels is harmful to both and a fall below forty percent of normal necessitates the removal of the symbiont. Benzocyatizine can be used to increased isoboramine levels. (DS9 episode: "Equilibrium") The parasites, genetically modified symbionts, also need isoboramine to link with a host. (DS9 novels: Lesser Evil, Unity) Isoboramine is used in the brine liquid the symbionts live in to allow a way for symbionts to communicate with each other and unjoined Trills. (DS9 novel: Time's Enemy) In 2285, after being injured in a shuttle accident, Torias Dax's isoboramine levels could not be increased, forcing Trill doctors to remove Dax and give it to a new host, Joran Dax. (DS9 episode: "Equilibrium") In 2371, the memory block used by the Trill Symbiosis Commission to keep Joran's memories from resurfacing began to break down, lowering Jadzia Dax's isoboramine levels, threatening the removal of Dax and Jadzia's life. (DS9 episode: "Equilibrium") After Ezri Dax was joined with Dax in 2375, Doctor Fulghum of the USS Destiny inhibited her isoboramine levels to keep the memories of the past hosts of Dax from surfacing too quickly. (DS9 short story: "Ninety-three Hours") In 2376, Girani Semna discovered isoboramine in Shakaar Edon's body during his autopsy, showing he had been joined and revealing the connection to the Trill the parasites had. (DS9 novel: Lesser Evil) Later that year, Julian Bashir injected several dying joined Trill with high doses of isoboramine in attempt to keep the symbiosis between them and their symbionts. (DS9 novel: Trill: Unjoined)
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