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no.
melatonin isn't a product of tryptopham metabolism in psilocybe mushrooms, and it's one of the end products of mammalian tryptophan metabolism. some species (ex. panaeolus cyanescens)
can produce serotonin. psilocybin mushrooms produce their own tryptophan, the starting compound for tryptamine synthesis, from chorismate.

no.
tryptophan is susceptible to oxidation, it should be stored in the dark, with no exposure to air

[QUOTE="benzyme, post: 3444952, member: 12"] no. melatonin isn't a product of tryptopham metabolism in psilocybe mushrooms, and it's one of the end products of mammalian tryptophan metabolism. some species (ex. panaeolus cyanescens) can produce serotonin. psilocybin mushrooms produce their own tryptophan, the starting compound for tryptamine synthesis, from chorismate. no. tryptophan is susceptible to oxidation, it should be stored in the dark, with no exposure to air [/QUOTE]