Δ2-trans Eicosenoic Acid (CAS 2127095-72-9)

Δ2-trans Eicosenoic Acid, a fatty acid with a 20-carbon chain and a double bond located at the second position from the methyl end, has drawn considerable attention in scientific research for its diverse biological activities and potential research applications. One notable mechanism of action involves its involvement in lipid metabolism and inflammation modulation. Research suggests that Δ2-trans eicosenoic acid plays a role in regulating lipid homeostasis by influencing fatty acid oxidation, lipid synthesis, and adipocyte differentiation. Moreover, it has been implicated in modulating inflammatory responses by affecting the production of inflammatory mediators and the activation of signaling pathways involved in immune regulation. Additionally, Δ2-trans eicosenoic acid has been investigated for its potential role in cellular signaling processes, including gene expression regulation and cell proliferation. Furthermore, studies have explored its applications in various research areas, including lipidomics, metabolic disorders, inflammation-related diseases, and cell biology. Its unique biochemical properties and physiological effects make Δ2-trans eicosenoic acid a valuable tool for elucidating molecular mechanisms underlying lipid metabolism and inflammation, as well as for investigating potential interventions targeting these pathways in various research contexts.