ergocornine
Ergocornine is a naturally occurring ergot alkaloid, a type of psychoactive compound produced by certain fungi, most notably species of *Claviceps*. These fungi typically infect grains like rye, wheat, and barley, leading to ergotism in humans and livestock who consume contaminated grain. Ergocornine belongs to the ergoline alkaloid group, characterized by its ergoline ring system. Chemically, it is a complex organic molecule derived from lysergic acid.
Pharmacologically, ergocornine is known for its antagonistic effects on dopamine receptors, particularly D2 receptors, and also