CD 2665 (CAS 170355-78-9)
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CD 2665 is a synthetic compound of interest in the field of dermatological research, where it is used to study the regulation of retinoid-responsive genes. As an agonist of the retinoic acid receptors (RARs), it aids in dissecting the pathways through which retinoids impact cellular differentiation and proliferation. In vitro studies harness CD 2665 to observe changes in skin cell morphology and to analyze gene expression profiles in response to retinoic acid receptor activation. Furthermore, this compound provides a means to explore the signaling mechanisms that are involved in the homeostasis of skin tissue. Additionally, CD 2665′s role in modulating retinoid pathways makes it useful in research targeted at understanding the molecular basis of skin development and the potential disruptions that can lead to various skin conditions.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
CD 2665, 10 mg | sc-293988 | 10 mg | $238.00 | |||
| US: Only available in the US | ||||||
CD 2665, 50 mg | sc-293988A | 50 mg | $974.00 | |||
| US: Only available in the US | ||||||