Iopamidol-d8 (CAS 1795778-90-3)
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Iopamidol-d8 is a chemical compound frequently used in scientific exploration. It′s a deuterated version of iopamidol, a non-ionic iodinated contrast medium typically used for imaging purposes. Due to its unique characteristics, the deuterated variant is gaining traction over its non-deuterated equivalent. It finds usage in a range of scientific investigations, such as drug discovery, pharmacokinetics, and studies of metabolic processes. The field of proteomics also utilizes iopamidol-d8 to label peptides and proteins for analysis via mass spectrometry. In metabolomics, it aids in examining metabolic pathways and pinpointing biomarkers. Its mechanism of action is akin to iopamidol; it serves as a non-ionic contrast agent that enhances the contrast between various body tissues by absorbing X-rays and reflecting them back. The deuterated version of iopamidol boasts a longer half-life than its non-deuterated counterpart, rendering it more suitable for extended studies.
Iopamidol-d8 (CAS 1795778-90-3) References
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
Iopamidol-d8, 1 mg | sc-488933 | 1 mg | $480.00 |