Molecular structure of L-(−)-Arabitol, CAS Number: 7643-75-6
L-(−)-Arabitol (CAS 7643-75-6)
Alternate Names:
L-Arabinitol
CAS Number:
7643-75-6
Purity:
≥99%
Molecular Weight:
152.15
Molecular Formula:
C5H12O5
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L-(−)-Arabitol is a naturally-occurring sugar alcohol abundant in plants, fungi, and bacteria. As a five-carbon sugar alcohol derived from the hydrolysis of arabinose, a five-carbon aldose sugar, it plays a significant role as an intermediate in various metabolic pathways. Its versatility makes it valuable for a wide range of research applications. In vitro, L-(−)-Arabitol proves useful for studying the impact of different drugs and agents on cell cultures.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
L-(−)-Arabitol, 10 mg | sc-221791 | 10 mg | $27.00 | |||
L-(−)-Arabitol, 10 g | sc-221791A | 10 g | $94.00 |