Sodium Deoxycholate

Pharmaceutical Grade CAS 302-95-4 Sodium Deoxycholate

 

  • Ingoa hua:

    Sodium Deoxycholate

  • Kōeke:

    Pharmaceutical Grade

  • Āhuatanga:

    paura ma

  • Tapeke:

    25kg/bag

  • MOQ:

    1 ton

  • Rokiroki:Wahi maroke Matao
  • ora papa:2 tau


Nga korero

Tohu

Whakaahuatanga Hua

 

Sodium deoxycholate is a bile acid formed bybacterial action from cholate. It is usually conjugatedwith glycine or taurine. Deoxycholic acid acts as adetergent to solubilize fats for intestinal absorption, isreabsorbed itself, and is used as a choleretic anddetergent.

Whakaatu Hua
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Ngā āhuatanga

 

1.Historically sodium deoxycholate was used as an intermediate for the production of corticosteroids, which have anti-inflammatory indications.

2. It is used in the preparation and formulation of certain microbiological diagnostic media.

An emerging use of sodium deoxycholate acid is as a biological detergent to lyse cells and solubilise cellular and membrane components.

Taupānga

 

• Popular anionic, bile-acid detergent for many laboratory uses
• Effective in disrupting and dissociating many types of protein interaction
• Can be removed from solution by dialysis
• Useful for elution or regeneration of certain kinds of affinity columns
• High-purity compound with low UV absorptivity

 

Nga painga

 

He maha nga wheketere kounga teitei me te mahi tahi, ka taea e koe te whakarato i nga hua o te kounga teitei me nga utu whakataetae. Ka taea hoki e matou te tuku utu mo nga hokonga nui.A ka mahi tahi matou me te maha o nga kamupene kawe utanga ngaio, ka taea te tuku hua ma te humarie me te pai ki o ringaringa. Ko te wa tuku mo nga ra 3-20 i muri i te whakapumautanga o te utu.

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Whakatakotoranga

 

Tūemi Whakatakotoranga Hua
Te ahua White powder, no odor and smell Te paura ma
Content (The uv method to detect) ≥ 98.0 % 98.52 %
Solubility(Solvent with water and alcohol) Clear and no deposit Ka tutuki
Arsenic salt ≤0.0002% Ka tutuki
Than the curl 40°~ 45° 43.8°
Sodium 5.0%~6.1% 5.6%
Ngaronga i te whakamaroke 5.0% 1.93%
Heavy Metal ≤20ppm Ka tutuki

 

 

Te matauranga hua:

 

In nature, sodium deoxycholate, which is referred to as a "secondary bile acid", is produced in the intestine from the salts of glycocholic and taurocholic acid (see cholic acid ) by the action of bacterial enzymes. Less than half of the sodium deoxycholate is absorbed by the intestine and is returned the liver where it is conjugated and released into the gall bladder.
Sodium deoxycholate is extracted from cattle bile(also known as "bovine bile" or "ox bile") , which is a by-product of the meat processing industry, in a high temperature alkaline process.

(1) Historically sodium deoxycholate was used as an intermediate for the production of corticosteroids, which have anti-inflammatory indications.

(2) It is used in the preparation and formulation of certain microbiological diagnostic media.

(3) An emerging use of sodium deoxycholate acid is as a biological detergent to lyse cells and solubilise cellular and membrane components.

(4) Popular anionic, bile-acid detergent for many laboratory uses

(5) Effective in disrupting and dissociating many types of protein interaction

(6) Useful for elution or regeneration of certain kinds of affinity columns

(7) It is most frequently used as a component of cell lysis buffers (e.g., RIPA buffer), but also has been used for liposome preparation, isolation of membrane proteins and lipids, preventing nonspecific binding in affinity chromatography and a cell culture media supplement.

 
Te tuku me te utu

 

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FAQ

 

1. He wheketere koe, he kamupene hokohoko ranei?
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