Aegeline (CAS No 456-12-2) is a bioactive compound under investigation in the field of biomedical research originating from the leaves of the Aegle marmelos tree It primarily acts through modulation of the adrenergic receptor pathways influencing metabolic and cardiovascular processes In vitro studies show its activity in the nanomolar to low micromolar range highlighting its potential in affecting cellular metabolism and energy regulation Researchers commonly employ aegeline in various experimental models including cellular assays and animal studies to explore its pharmacological effects and therapeutic potential It is often used in drug screening programs to evaluate its efficacy and safety profiles Experimental concentrations typically depend on the specific research design allowing for tailored investigation into its mechanisms and applications across diverse biological systems