Sodium carbonate-13C (CAS 93673-48-4)
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Sodium carbonate-13C, also referred to as 13C-Na2CO3, serves as an invaluable isotope of sodium carbonate employed in various scientific research endeavors. Its significance in the field of biochemistry lies in its ability to explore cellular and tissue metabolism. Moreover, it finds utility in laboratory experiments to investigate the impact of diverse molecules on the biochemical processes of cells and tissues. In terms of mechanism, sodium carbonate-13C acts as a substrate for the enzyme carbonic anhydrase. This enzyme plays a role in catalyzing the conversion of carbon dioxide and water into bicarbonate and protons. Such a reaction holds paramount importance in maintaining the proper functioning of cells and tissues. Leveraging sodium carbonate-13C enables the study of cellular and tissue metabolism through the exploration of this vital enzymatic process.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
Sodium carbonate-13C, 1 g | sc-251014 | 1 g | $208.00 | |||
Sodium carbonate-13C, 5 g | sc-251014A | 5 g | $629.00 | |||
Sodium carbonate-13C, 25 g | sc-251014B | 25 g | $1795.00 | |||
Sodium carbonate-13C, 50 g | sc-251014C | 50 g | $3315.00 |