Narasin sodium (CAS 58331-17-2)
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Narasin sodium is a chemical compound used in research primarily related to its role as an ionophore that facilitates the transport of monovalent cations across biological membranes. In microbiology, narasin sodium is studied for its effects on gram-positive bacteria, providing insights into the mechanisms of selective antibacterial activity. In bioenergetics research, the compound is utilized to investigate the disruption of ion gradients across cell membranes, which can affect various cellular processes including ATP synthesis. Narasin sodium is also of interest in agricultural research, particularly in the study of its impact on the efficiency of nutrient utilization and growth promotion. Additionally, environmental scientists examine the degradation and persistence of narasin sodium in ecosystems to understand its environmental fate and potential impact on non-target organisms.
Narasin sodium (CAS 58331-17-2) References
- The determination of 5 anticoccidial drugs (nicarbazin, lasalocid, monensin, salinomycin and narasin) in animal livers and eggs by liquid chromatography linked with tandem mass spectrometry (LC-MS-MS). | Matabudul, DK., et al. 2002. Analyst. 127: 760-8. PMID: 12146908
- Validation of a method for the determination of narasin in the edible tissues of chickens by liquid chromatography. | Ward, TL., et al. 2005. J AOAC Int. 88: 95-101. PMID: 15759731
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
Narasin sodium, 5 mg | sc-391748 | 5 mg | $121.00 | |||
Narasin sodium, 250 mg | sc-391748A | 250 mg | $2710.00 | |||
Narasin sodium, 500 mg | sc-391748B | 500 mg | $5415.00 |