L-β-Imidazolelactic acid

Catalog No.: A85823
Histidine derivatives
L-β-Imidazolelactic acid is a histidine derivative that serves as an oxidizing agent, influencing redox balance and cellular signaling. This compound demonstrates antioxidant effects in the brain cortex, suggesting potential neuroprotective applications. It is a valuable tool for research into oxidative stress and related neurobiological processes.
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DescriptionL-β-Imidazolelactic acid is a histidine derivative that serves as an oxidizing agent, influencing redox balance and cellular signaling. This compound demonstrates antioxidant effects in the brain cortex, suggesting potential neuroprotective applications. It is a valuable tool for research into oxidative stress and related neurobiological processes.
Product Information
Catalog NumA85823
FormulaC6H8N2O3
Molecular Weight156.14
CAS Number14403-45-3
SMILESC(C1=CN=CN1)[C@@H](C(=O)O)O
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