Molecular structure of Iron(II) gluconate, CAS Number: 699014-53-4
Iron(II) gluconate (CAS 699014-53-4)
Alternate Names:
Ferrous gluconate
CAS Number:
699014-53-4
Molecular Weight:
446.14
Molecular Formula:
C12H22FeO14
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Iron(II) gluconate functions as a source of iron in experimental applications. It acts by providing a readily available form of iron that can be utilized by cells for various biochemical processes. Iron(II) gluconate plays a role in supporting cellular functions that require iron, such as oxygen transport and DNA synthesis. Its mechanism of action involves facilitating the incorporation of iron into proteins and enzymes, thereby contributing to the normal functioning of cells in experimental applications.
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Iron(II) gluconate, 250 g | sc-211659 | 250 g | $57.00 |