Dollylammasin

Dollylammasin is a naturally occurring alkaloid found in certain species of the *Daphne* genus of plants. It has been isolated and studied for its potential biological activities. Chemical analysis has revealed its molecular structure, which belongs to the daphnimacranthin class of compounds. Research into Dollylammasin has explored its pharmacological properties, including its effects on cellular pathways and its potential as a medicinal agent. However, it is important to note that Dollylammasin, like many plant-derived compounds, can also exhibit toxicity. Its use in traditional medicine or for therapeutic purposes is not widely established, and scientific evidence supporting its safety and efficacy is limited. Further research is ongoing to fully understand its mechanisms of action and potential applications, as well as to assess any associated risks. The *Daphne* plants that contain Dollylammasin are known for their potent chemical constituents, and caution is advised when handling these species due to their inherent toxicity.