Molecular structure of 3-Methylchrysene, CAS Number: 3351-31-3
3-Methylchrysene (CAS 3351-31-3)
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3-Methylchrysene is a methylated chrysene
CAS Number:
3351-31-3
Molecular Weight:
242.31
Molecular Formula:
C19H14
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3-Methylchrysene, known as 3-MC or Methylchrysene, is applied to examine the impact of carcinogenic substances on cells and organisms and to delve into the mechanisms of carcinogenesis, including the associated biochemical and physiological changes. Additionally, it serves as a tool for investigating environmental pollution′s implications on health. As a mutagenic substance, 3-Methylchrysene is known for its capacity to alter DNA, which is attributed to its ability to bind to DNA, potentially causing mutations. This binding extends to proteins and enzymes as well, potentially altering their normal functions.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
3-Methylchrysene, 10 mg | sc-226153 | 10 mg | $228.00 | |||
3-Methylchrysene, 100 mg | sc-226153A | 100 mg | $2086.00 | |||
3-Methylchrysene, 1 g | sc-226153B | 1 g | $20813.00 |