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What chemical properties make LSD so psychoactive?

I am currently unable to give out a bounty, since I'm busy on a business trip. I find the question quite compelling. The current answers, however, offer little to no insight into which properties of the compound are actually responsible for the effect. For a better understanding of this I think an answer must go deeper than only the chemical structure of a few functional groups and investigate the mechanism of binding to the receptors.

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What chemical properties make LSD so psychoactive?

I am currently unable to give out a bounty, since I'm busy on a business trip. I find the question quite compelling. The current answers, however, offer little to no insight into which properties of the compound are actually responsible for the effect. For a better understanding of this I think an answer must go deeper than only the chemical structure of a few functional groups and investigate the mechanism of binding to the receptors.

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What chemical properties make LSD so psychoactive?

I am currently unable to give out a bounty, since I'm busy on a business trip. I find the question quite compelling. The current answers, however, offer little to no insight into which properties of the compound are actually responsible for the effect. For a better understanding of this I think an answer must go deeper than only the chemical structure of a few functional groups and investigate the mechanism of binding to the receptors.