Bupivacaine Free Base (CAS 38396-39-3)
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Bupivacaine Free Base is widely used in biochemical research focusing on the mechanism of sodium channel blockade. This compound is particularly valuable for studies investigating local anesthetic mechanisms at the molecular and cellular levels. Research involving Bupivacaine Free Base often centers on its interaction with voltage-gated sodium channels and its effect on nerve impulse transmission, which is essential for understanding how pain signals are modulated. Additionally, Bupivacaine Free Base is utilized in studies aiming to explore the duration and potency of sodium channel inhibition, providing insights into the differential effects of local anesthetics on sensory and motor neurons. Furthermore, the compound is often used in electrophysiological assays to map the pharmacological profiles of sodium channels across different tissues and species.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
Bupivacaine Free Base, 1 g | sc-204657 | 1 g | $231.00 | |||
Bupivacaine Free Base, 5 g | sc-204657A | 5 g | $397.00 | |||
Bupivacaine Free Base, 25 g | sc-204657B | 25 g | $1515.00 | |||
Bupivacaine Free Base, 100 g | sc-204657C | 100 g | $4162.00 |