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Iron-Dextran (CAS 9004-66-4)

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Alternate Names:
Fero Gradumet; Conferon; Dexfer
Application:
Iron-Dextran is a parenteral treatment of iron-deficiency anemia in humans and baby pigs
CAS Number:
9004-66-4
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Iron-Dextran is a complex of ferric iron and dextran, used extensively in scientific research to study iron metabolism and address issues related to iron deficiency. The mechanism by which Iron-Dextran operates involves the controlled release of iron, mimicking the body′s natural process of iron uptake and utilization. This complex is particularly valuable in research due to its ability to bypass the regulatory mechanisms of iron absorption, providing a direct source of iron that can be utilized for hemoglobin synthesis and replenishment of iron stores in experimental applications. Its role in research extends to investigations into the physiological and molecular mechanisms underlying iron homeostasis, the effects of iron overload, and the development of strategies to manage iron deficiency through dietary supplementation. Iron-Dextran′s utility in these areas stems from its predictable pharmacokinetics allowing for precise modulation of iron levels in research models.


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Product NameCatalog #UNITPriceQtyFAVORITES

Iron-Dextran, 25 ml

sc-215191
25 ml
$200.00

Iron-Dextran, 100 ml

sc-215191A
100 ml
$520.00