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3-Methyl Hippuric Acid is a metabolite that is formed in the liver through the conjugation of benzoic acid with glycine. It is excreted in the urine and serves as a marker for exposure to toluene, a common industrial solvent. Toluene is metabolized to benzoic acid, which is conjugated with glycine to form 3-Methyl Hippuric Acid. This process allows for the elimination of toluene. The presence of 3-Methyl Hippuric Acid in urine samples can therefore indicate exposure to toluene, making it a useful biomarker in occupational and environmental health studies. Its function as a biomarker allows for the assessment of toluene exposure levels in individuals, without directly measuring the presence of toluene itself.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
3-Methyl Hippuric Acid, 1 g | sc-216491 | 1 g | $52.00 | |||
3-Methyl Hippuric Acid, 25 g | sc-216491A | 25 g | $132.00 | |||
3-Methyl Hippuric Acid, 100 g | sc-216491B | 100 g | $411.00 |