Oxalomalic acid sodium salt (CAS 89304-26-7)
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Oxalomalic acid sodium salt is a compound that functions as a chelating agent in experimental applications. Its mechanism of action involves binding to metal ions, particularly calcium, magnesium, and iron, to form stable complexes. This chelation process effectively sequesters metal ions, preventing them from participating in various biochemical reactions. In and development, oxalomalic acid sodium salt is utilized to study the effects of metal ion chelation on enzymatic activity, protein structure, and cellular processes. By sequestering metal ions, Oxalomalic acid sodium salt can the specific roles of these ions in biological systems, providing insights into the molecular mechanisms underlying various physiological processes. oxalomalic acid sodium salt can be used to investigate the impact of metal ion chelation on the stability and function of biomolecules, shedding light on the interactions between metal ions and biological macromolecules.
Oxalomalic acid sodium salt (CAS 89304-26-7) References
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
Oxalomalic acid sodium salt, 1 mg | sc-295985 | 1 mg | $52.00 | |||
Oxalomalic acid sodium salt, 5 mg | sc-295985A | 5 mg | $156.00 |