D-(−)-Ribose (CAS 50-69-1)
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D-(−)-Ribose is a simple sugar and carbohydrate featuring the molecular formula C5H10O5. This compound is distinguished by its role as a building block in various metabolic pathways, prominently serving as the sugar moiety of ATP (adenosine triphosphate). ATP is a critical energy carrier in cells, driving numerous biological processes. D-Ribose′s structure, characterized by its linear form and the presence of five carbon atoms each bearing a hydroxyl group, contributes to its fundamental role in biochemistry, particularly in the synthesis and structure of nucleic acids and energy molecules. The compound exhibits a melting point of approximately 95°C, highlighting its stability under standard laboratory conditions. It is available in different purities, with specifications indicating its usage in scientific research, especially in studies related to cellular energy metabolism and the determination of pentokinase activity. This sugar′s importance extends to various biochemical applications, including its use as a substrate for enzymatic reactions and in the synthesis of critical biomolecules
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
D-(−)-Ribose, 5 g | sc-221458 | 5 g | $26.00 | |||
D-(−)-Ribose, 25 g | sc-221458A | 25 g | $58.00 | |||
D-(−)-Ribose, 100 g | sc-221458B | 100 g | $112.00 | |||
D-(−)-Ribose, 250 g | sc-221458C | 250 g | $235.00 | |||
D-(−)-Ribose, 1 kg | sc-221458D | 1 kg | $612.00 | |||
D-(−)-Ribose, 5 kg | sc-221458E | 5 kg | $1224.00 | |||
D-(−)-Ribose, 10 kg | sc-221458F | 10 kg | $2040.00 |