N-Biotinyl p-Aminophenyl Arsinic Acid (CAS 212391-23-6)

N-Biotinyl p-Aminophenyl Arsinic Acid (NBAPA) is an arsenic-containing compound widely employed in diverse scientific research applications. As a biotinylated compound, N-Biotinyl p-Aminophenyl Arsinic Acid encompasses an arsenic-containing molecule fused with a biotin (vitamin B7) molecule. This biotinylation confers versatility, facilitating applications such as molecular labeling for imaging and therapeutics. N-Biotinyl p-Aminophenyl Arsinic Acid elicits a range of biochemical and physiological effects, making it valuable in laboratory experiments and enabling investigations into the impacts of arsenic on cells and tissues, as well as the biochemical and physiological consequences of arsenic exposure. It finds utility in various laboratory studies, including enzyme assays and cell culture investigations. The precise mechanism by which N-Biotinyl p-Aminophenyl Arsinic Acid operates is not yet fully elucidated. However, it is hypothesized that the biotin molecule linked to the arsenic component binds to specific proteins, allowing the arsenic molecule to permeate the cell and interact with cellular proteins. This interaction underlies the ensuing biochemical and physiological effects exerted by N-Biotinyl p-Aminophenyl Arsinic Acid.