L-(−)-Malic acid disodium salt (CAS 138-09-0)
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L-(−)-Malic acid disodium salt is a disodium salt form of the naturally occurring L-(−)-malic acid, distinguished by its unique stereochemistry and its role in various biochemical pathways, particularly in the Krebs cycle where it plays a part in cellular energy production through its involvement in the conversion processes of organic substances. This compound exhibits a specific mechanism of action by participating as a key intermediate in metabolic pathways, aiding in the transport of carbon dioxide and the production of ATP, which are critical for numerous biological processes. In research, L-(−)-Malic acid disodium salt is extensively utilized in studies focusing on metabolic regulation, enzyme catalysis, and energy production mechanisms within cells. Its stability and solubility in water make it an ideal candidate for in vitro experiments, where understanding the intricacies of metabolic pathways and enzyme functions is essential. As such, this compound is invaluable in biochemical research, contributing to the elucidation of complex biological systems and the exploration of metabolic dynamics at the molecular level.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
L-(−)-Malic acid disodium salt, 5 g | sc-255230 | 5 g | $90.00 | |||
L-(−)-Malic acid disodium salt, 25 g | sc-255230A | 25 g | $180.00 |