Linoleamide (CAS 3072-13-7)
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Linoleamide, a fatty acid amide, is prominent in biochemical research, especially in studies concerning lipid signaling pathways and cellular communication. As an endogenous signaling molecule, it draws significant interest for its role in modulating inflammatory responses and its involvement in the complex network of bioactive lipids. Researchers investigate the mechanisms by which linoleamide impacts cell-to-cell interactions and how it influences intracellular processes. Its function in the context of homeostasis and the regulation of sleep patterns also garners attention, offering a window into the interplay between lipids and physiological functions. Additionally, linoleamide serves as a model compound in lipidomics to better understand the structure-activity relationships of lipid-derived modulators.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
Linoleamide, 10 mg | sc-221852 | 10 mg | $82.00 | |||
Linoleamide, 50 mg | sc-221852A | 50 mg | $347.00 |