Compound Monograph
Corydaline
An isoquinoline (protoberberine) alkaloid of corydalis; one of the constituents linked to the plant’s traditional analgesic use, shown to block voltage-gated sodium channels.
Classification
Corydaline is one of the isoquinoline alkaloids, part of the alkaloids class. Nitrogen-containing, often bitter and physiologically potent compounds — the group behind many of the strongest plant medicines and poisons.
Where Does It Come From? (1)
Corydaline is one of the isoquinoline alkaloids, found in Corydalis.