L-Allooctopine (CAS 63358-47-4)
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L-Allooctopine is an analog of octopine and functions as a molecule of interest in the study of metabolic processes. It is found in certain anaerobic bacteria and invertebrates through the enzymatic condensation of pyruvate and arginine. In research, L-allooctopine′s role in intracellular nitrogen storage is analyzed, offering insights into the adaptations organisms make to survive low oxygen environments. Moreover, it is a key subject in the study of metabolic pathways in tumor tissues of plants, such as those induced by Agrobacterium tumefaciens, where understanding the biochemistry of L-allooctopine could reveal broader implications for cellular metabolism and energy conservation. Its utilization as a nitrogen source for specific bacteria also underscores its ecological importance, making it a compound of interest in symbiotic relationships and nutrient cycling research.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
L-Allooctopine, 250 mg | sc-480275 | 250 mg | $430.00 |