Methylglyoxal solution (CAS 78-98-8)
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Methylglyoxal, often presented as a solution for laboratory use, is a highly reactive alpha-ketoaldehyde compound derived primarily through the degradation of glucose via different metabolic pathways, including the glycolysis pathway. Its role in research is pivotal, particularly in the study of advanced glycation end products (AGEs) and their implications in various biochemical processes. Methylglyoxal serves as a critical reagent in elucidating the pathways of non-enzymatic glycation, which can lead to a better understanding of cellular aging and dysfunction. Its high reactivity also makes it useful in synthetic chemistry, where it is used to modify nucleic acids and proteins, thereby facilitating the exploration of molecular structures and functions. Moreover, methylglyoxal is employed in environmental science studies to assess its impact and behavior in biological systems, contributing to our understanding of organic compound transformations in nature.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
Methylglyoxal solution, 25 ml | sc-250394 | 25 ml | $146.00 | |||
Methylglyoxal solution, 100 ml | sc-250394A | 100 ml | $437.00 | |||
Methylglyoxal solution, 250 ml | sc-250394B | 250 ml | $478.00 | |||
Methylglyoxal solution, 500 ml | sc-250394C | 500 ml | $754.00 | |||
Methylglyoxal solution, 1 L | sc-250394D | 1 L | $1446.00 |