Anipamil

Catalog No.: A66114
Calcium Channel Antagonist
Anipamil is a calcium channel antagonist that primarily inhibits L-type calcium channels. This compound exhibits significant vasodilatory effects, making it valuable in the management of cardiovascular conditions. It has applications in both clinical and preclinical research settings centered around cardiovascular disease and related pharmacological studies.
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5mg
$340.00
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10mg
$555.00
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25mg
$1,275.00
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50mg
$1,625.00
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100mg
$2,000.00
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Biological Activity
DescriptionAnipamil is a calcium channel antagonist that primarily inhibits L-type calcium channels. This compound exhibits significant vasodilatory effects, making it valuable in the management of cardiovascular conditions. It has applications in both clinical and preclinical research settings centered around cardiovascular disease and related pharmacological studies.
Product Information
Catalog NumA66114
FormulaC34H52N2O2
Molecular Weight520.79
CAS Number83200-10-6
SMILESN#CC(CCCN(CCC1=CC=CC(OC)=C1)C)(CCCCCCCCCCCC)C2=CC=CC(OC)=C2
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