Lymecycline (CAS 992-21-2)
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Lymecycline, a tetracycline, is frequently used in the field of biochemistry for studying gene expression and protein synthesis at the cellular level. In research, it is often employed to probe the role of tetracyclines in inhibiting bacterial ribosomes, thereby preventing the addition of amino acids to growing peptide chains. This action makes it a useful tool in the study of bacterial resistance mechanisms and the identification of potential targets for new antibacterial compounds. Additionally, lymecycline′s interactions with ribosomal subunits offer a window into the fundamental processes of translation in prokaryotes. Its use in research applications also includes examining its environmental impact, particularly its role in the development of antibiotic resistance genes in natural bacterial communities, which is a growing concern in environmental toxicology.
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Ordering Information
| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
Lymecycline, 1 mg | sc-397567E | 1 mg | $145.00 | |||
Lymecycline, 5 mg | sc-397567 | 5 mg | $230.00 | |||
Lymecycline, 10 mg | sc-397567A | 10 mg | $340.00 | |||
Lymecycline, 50 mg | sc-397567B | 50 mg | $655.00 | |||
Lymecycline, 100 mg | sc-397567C | 100 mg | $885.00 | |||
Lymecycline, 250 mg | sc-397567D | 250 mg | $1775.00 |