β-D-Glucose (CAS 492-61-5)
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β-D-Glucose, a monosaccharide known for its inability to be further broken down, also exhibits reducing properties, enabling it to reduce other molecules. This remarkable molecule holds significant importance in various biochemical pathways and has garnered widespread interest in scientific research. Its involvement in glycolysis and the pentose phosphate pathway makes it an essential component in the study of metabolism. Furthermore, as a source of cellular energy, β-D-Glucose finds applications in the examination of energy production. Exploring carbohydrate metabolism and gene expression regulation also benefits from the utilization of β-D-Glucose. The underlying mechanism of β-D-Glucose is elegantly straightforward: as a reducing sugar, it donates electrons to other molecules, thus facilitating reduction reactions within diverse biochemical pathways. Additionally, this versatile molecule can serve as an energy source for cells, undergoing metabolism to generate vital energy reserves. Through its multifaceted roles, β-D-Glucose continues to enhance our understanding of intricate biological processes.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
β-D-Glucose, 10 g | sc-291973 | 10 g | $95.00 | |||
β-D-Glucose, 25 g | sc-291973A | 25 g | $120.00 | |||
β-D-Glucose, 100 g | sc-291973B | 100 g | $200.00 |