Aspartame-d3 (CAS 1356841-28-5)
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Aspartame-d3, a deuterated variant of aspartame, is primarily utilized in scientific studies to investigate the metabolic pathways and stability of aspartame without altering its pharmacokinetic profile. This version of aspartame incorporates deuterium, a stable isotope of hydrogen, which does not significantly change the molecule′s biochemical properties but allows for precise tracking and analysis in complex biological systems. The substitution of hydrogen atoms with deuterium in aspartame-d3 makes it an invaluable tool in research, particularly in the fields of metabolism and degradation studies, where understanding the molecule′s behavior in various conditions is crucial. By employing aspartame-d3, scientists can gain detailed insights into the metabolic fate of aspartame, including its degradation products and the speed at which these processes occur, thereby contributing to a broader understanding of its dynamics.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
Aspartame-d3, 1 mg | sc-217665 | 1 mg | $379.00 |