3-Methylxanthine (CAS 1076-22-8)
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3-Methylxanthine is a compound that has application in the field of biochemistry, particularly as a metabolite related to caffeine and other xanthines in various organisms. Its presence is key in the study of metabolic pathways related to the degradation and synthesis of purine-based compounds. Researchers utilize 3-Methylxanthine in enzymology to investigate the activity and inhibition of xanthine oxidase and other enzymes involved in purine metabolism. This research provides insight into the complex regulatory mechanisms that govern nucleotide turnover in cells. Moreover, as a structural analog of caffeine, 3-Methylxanthine is employed in the study of adenosine receptor binding, allowing for a deeper understanding of signal transduction pathways and cellular response mechanisms. The compound′s utility extends to its role as a standard in chromatographic analyses of xanthine compounds, contributing to the development and refinement of analytical techniques in biochemistry.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
3-Methylxanthine, 250 mg | sc-206666 | 250 mg | $84.00 | |||
3-Methylxanthine, 1 g | sc-206666A | 1 g | $243.00 |