Molecular structure of Lead, CAS Number: 7439-92-1
Lead (CAS 7439-92-1)
CAS Number:
7439-92-1
Molecular Weight:
207.20
Molecular Formula:
Pb
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Lead has been utilized for centuries owing to its malleability, affordability, and capacity to bond with other elements to form compounds. Its applications span from paint to plumbing. In the realm of scientific research, lead has found utility in studying corrosion, catalysis, and nuclear physics. Additionally, it serves in radiography and X-ray imaging, thanks to its radiation-shielding capability. Furthermore, its toxicity makes lead an apt model for investigating the effects of other toxic substances in the field of toxicology.
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Inhibitor of:
ACO2, BCDO2, Biotin, BRCC2, c-Erb-A α-1, c-Erb-A β-1, Enamelin, Glutathione, GNMT, Metallothionein 4, NCAM, Nrl, OASL2, Placental lactogen Iα, Rhodopsin, TBR-1, Thyroperoxidase, TSH, TXNDC13, UROS, and VMO1.Activator of:
17β-HSD8, c-Erb-A β-1, COUP-TF2, ephrin-B3, FGF-23, GnRH I, Hemoglobin α1, Metallothionein 1G, Metallothionein 1H, Metallothionein 1X, p20-ARC, PBGD, PBGS, progonadoliberin I, Sptrx-2, TNF-IP 1, TSH, Wnt-4, and Xanthine Oxidase.Ordering Information
| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
Lead, 2 kg | sc-250236 | 2 kg | $102.00 |