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UCSF34

Catalog No.: A58886
Haloperidol Analogue
UCSF34 is a Haloperidol analogue that selectively binds to the human D2L receptor, exhibiting an estimated pKi of 7.49. This compound is significant for its potential applications in schizophrenia research, facilitating the investigation of dopamine receptor modulation and related therapeutic strategies.
UCSF34 14862-80-7 Haloperidol Analogue
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DescriptionUCSF34 is a Haloperidol analogue that selectively binds to the human D2L receptor, exhibiting an estimated pKi of 7.49. This compound is significant for its potential applications in schizophrenia research, facilitating the investigation of dopamine receptor modulation and related therapeutic strategies.
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Catalog NumA58886
FormulaC21H25NO2
Molecular Weight323.43
CAS Number14862-80-7
SMILESO=C(C1=CC=CC=C1)CCCN2CCC(C3=CC=CC=C3)(O)CC2
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GPCR/G Protein > Dopamine Receptors