Monoelaidin (CAS 2716-53-2)
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Monoelaidin is a biocompatible polymer derived from monoolein. Monoelaidin possesses a phase transition temperature of approximately 37°C. Further, it demonstrates a strong affinity for adsorbing sodium ions and other cations, making it highly suitable for ion-exchange purposes. Notably, this polymer exhibits complete solubility in water or glycerol and has the capability to form bilayers. These bilayers are essential lipid membranes that play a critical role in cell structure and function. Monoelaidin synthesis involves the reaction between oleic acid and ethylene oxide and propylene oxide, which results in the ester linkage between two molecules of propylene glycol. During this process, disulfide bonds are formed, leading to the creation of crystalline phases that can serve as experimental models for studying disulfide bonds.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
Monoelaidin, 1 g | sc-295493 | 1 g | $167.00 |