Desmethyl Ranolazine (CAS 172430-45-4)

Desmethyl Ranolazine is a compound extensively studied within the realm of cardiac research. Investigations involving Desmethyl Ranolazine often center on its influence on ion channels within cardiac cells, specifically its role in modulating the late phase of the inward sodium current. This modulation is of keen interest in the context of understanding how alterations in ion channel function can affect cardiac health and function. Additionally, research on Desmethyl Ranolazine includes its impact on metabolic pathways in cardiac tissues, which is essential for comprehending its effects on myocardial energy utilization. Studies often employ techniques such as electrophysiology to assess the compound′s effect on heart cells, and these findings can contribute to broader research on cardiac function and metabolism. The research applications for Desmethyl Ranolazine also extend to its use as a reference compound in analytical studies aiming to quantify the presence of similar substances in biological matrices.