Ranolazine impurity 9

Catalog No.: A99464
Drug Impurity
Ranolazine impurity 9 is a byproduct of Ranolazine synthesis, serving as a chemical marker for purity assessment in pharmaceutical research. Its characterization is crucial for quality control in drug development, particularly in the evaluation of Ranolazine formulations. This impurity can aid in understanding the overall safety and efficacy profiles of the primary compound in clinical applications.
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Biological Activity
DescriptionRanolazine impurity 9 is a byproduct of Ranolazine synthesis, serving as a chemical marker for purity assessment in pharmaceutical research. Its characterization is crucial for quality control in drug development, particularly in the evaluation of Ranolazine formulations. This impurity can aid in understanding the overall safety and efficacy profiles of the primary compound in clinical applications.
Product Information
Catalog NumA99464
FormulaC17H27N3O3
Molecular Weight321.42
CAS Number172430-46-5
SMILESO=C(NC=1C(=CC=CC1C)C)CN2CCN(CC2)CC(O)CO
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