Molecular structure of Cholesterol-d7, CAS Number: 83199-47-7
Cholesterol-d7 (CAS 83199-47-7)
Alternate Names:
Cholesterol-25,26,26,26,27,27,27-d7
Application:
Cholesterol-d7 is a labeled cholesterol
CAS Number:
83199-47-7
Molecular Weight:
393.70
Molecular Formula:
C27H39D7O
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Cholesterol-d7 is a label form of cholesterol which can be incorporated into cell membranes and transported in blood plasma. Cholesterol-d7 serves as a critical standard in analytical studies to understand cholesterol′s role and dynamics within biological systems. This specific isotopic labeling allows for precise tracking and quantification in experiments, particularly those utilizing mass spectrometry. Given cholesterol′s role in modulating cell membrane fluidity and structure, cholesterol-d7 can help elucidate how cholesterol integrates into and affects the properties of cell membranes. This research can contribute to our understanding of membrane-associated processes, such as signaling and transport.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
Cholesterol-d7, 2.5 mg | sc-211082 | 2.5 mg | $374.00 |