Daphnicyclidin F is primarily investigated for its potential neuroactive properties. It has shown interest in neuroscience research due to its interaction with neuronal receptors, particularly those involved in excitatory neurotransmission. Studies suggest it may modulate ion channel activity, which could influence synaptic signaling and neuronal excitability. Due to its structural complexity and biological activity, it serves as a lead compound in the development of novel agents targeting neurological disorders. Its application remains largely experimental, confined to preclinical research settings.