Dibutyl malate

Catalog No.: A69588
Carboxylesterase Substrate
Dibutyl malate serves as a substrate for carboxylesterase, an enzyme critical in the hydrolysis of ester bonds. This compound is particularly useful in biochemical studies investigating enzymatic activity and substrate specificity. It is also applicable in drug metabolism and pharmacokinetic research, aiding in the understanding of ester-containing pharmaceuticals.
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Biological Activity
DescriptionDibutyl malate serves as a substrate for carboxylesterase, an enzyme critical in the hydrolysis of ester bonds. This compound is particularly useful in biochemical studies investigating enzymatic activity and substrate specificity. It is also applicable in drug metabolism and pharmacokinetic research, aiding in the understanding of ester-containing pharmaceuticals.
Product Information
Catalog NumA69588
FormulaC12H22O5
Molecular Weight246.30
CAS Number6280-99-5
SMILESO=C(CC(C(OCCCC)=O)O)OCCCC
SynonymsDL-Malic acid dibutyl ester
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