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Tiquizium Bromide has a notable affinity and non-selective action against muscarinic receptors, as determined through radioligand binding studies using 3H-quinuclidinyl benzilate. In experiments focusing on muscarinic receptors, it demonstrated characteristics akin to those of atropine, acting as a muscarinic antagonist. It showed 3-4 times greater potency towards muscarinic receptors compared to atropine. It exhibits oxidizing or reducing properties, depending on the specific circumstances, and can serve as a catalyst for facilitating desired product formation during organic reactions. Moreover, when combined with a suitable base, Tiquizium Bromide engages in reactions with other compounds, leading to the generation of novel chemical entities.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
Tiquizium Bromide, 100 mg | sc-474386 | 100 mg | $374.00 |