Neoxaline (CAS 71812-10-7)
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Neoxaline, as an indolotryptoline alkaloid, garners attention in the field of molecular biology for its role in natural product biosynthesis pathways. Researchers focus on its complex molecular scaffold to understand the genetic regulation and enzymatic steps involved in the formation of indole alkaloid structures within producing organisms. Specifically, neoxaline is a model compound in enzymology studies aiming to dissect the steps of tryptophan-derived alkaloid biosynthesis. In synthetic chemistry, it represents a challenging target for the total synthesis of indolotryptoline compounds, pushing the development of innovative synthetic routes that can manage the construction of its dense polycyclic system. These efforts not only advance the field of synthetic organic chemistry but also contribute to the discovery of methods that could be applied to the synthesis of related bioactive alkaloids. Additionally, in the study of plant secondary metabolites, neoxaline is used to explore plant defense mechanisms, providing insight into the ecological strategy of deterrence through chemical means.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
Neoxaline, 1 mg | sc-281103 | 1 mg | $357.00 | |||
Neoxaline, 5 mg | sc-281103A | 5 mg | $561.00 |