HEPPSO (CAS 68399-78-0)
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Heppso, a synthetic compound modeled after heparin, excels in laboratory research due to its enhanced stability and resistance to breakdown. Its applications in research are diverse and increasing in popularity, encompassing areas such as cell culture, protein purification, and improving compound solubility. In the realm of cell culture, Heppso is instrumental in minimizing cell adhesion and clustering while promoting cellular proliferation and differentiation. During protein purification processes, it is valuable for its ability to latch onto specific proteins, facilitating their clean separation from other proteins in the mix. With regards to solubility, Heppso plays a role in enhancing the dissolution of certain compounds, easing their study within biological applications. Its propensity for forming stable complexes with proteins, along with its compatibility with various metal ions, renders Heppso a key asset in a range of experimental procedures.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
HEPPSO, 100 g | sc-263353 | 100 g | $216.00 |