Bioactive Small Molecules
- CAS
- 110945-71-6
- Formula
- C145H242N44O49S2
- MW
- 3449.87 g/mol
- CAS
- 54419-93-1
- Formula
- C10H18N4O5
- MW
- 274.27 g/mol
- CAS
- 200880-40-6
- Formula
- C34H66NaO10P
- MW
- 688.8 g/mol
- CAS
- 18194-24-6
- Formula
- C36H72NO8P
- MW
- 677.9 g/mol
Bioactive small molecules are the probes researchers use to switch pathways on and off. This sub-category covers receptor agonists and antagonists, enzyme inhibitors, natural flavonoids and alkaloids, and membrane lipids used to build model systems. Typical entries include (-)-Huperzine A 98%+, a cholinesterase inhibitor, (+)-Catechin hydrate, (±)-Chlorpheniramine maleate ≥99% and 1,2-Dimyristoyl-sn-glycero-3-phosphocholine (DMPC).
Researchers judge these compounds on identity, purity by HPLC and stereochemistry, since an enantiomer can have very different activity. Solubility in DMSO or water and stability in solution are also practical concerns when building screening plates. Where a compound is also an approved drug, check whether your purpose calls for a research grade or the API grade from our APIs division.
Compounds are supplied in milligram to gram packs, sealed and labelled with storage conditions. Temperature-sensitive items travel with cold packs. Every lot ships with a COA showing purity and identity data.
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