Export-supported jobs linked to manufacturing account for an estimated 1.2 percent of Hawaii's total private-sector employment. Approximately 5.3 percent of all manufacturing workers in Hawaii depend on exports for their jobs.
Hydergine (generic: ergoloid mesylates), whose chemical name is dihydroergotoxine mesylate, is an FDA-approved drug used to aid in the treatment of older individuals showing signs of neurodegenerative disease. It is thought to have both neuroprotective (protective of the brain cells) and nootropic effects.
Agmatine is a molecule (specifically, a biogenic amine,) which is a decarboxylated form of L-Arginine and has the molecular name of 4-(aminobutyl)guanidine; prior to its naming as Agmatine, it was referred to as 'Clonidine-displacing substance' as it was discovered to displace bound Clonidine from receptors.