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AKA-324
7-Oxocholesteryl Acetate
Cat. No.
AKA-324
CAS No.
809-51-8
MF
C29H46O3
MW
442.7
7-Oxo cholesterol 3-acetate is the 3-acetate derivative of 7-ketocholesterol, an oxysterol reference compound commonly used in oxysterol metabolism studies and chromatographic method development.
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Product Name
7-Oxocholesteryl Acetate
CAS No.
809-51-8
MF
C29H46O3
MW
442.7
Specification
98%
Research Area
7-Ketocholesteryl acetate is a key oxidized cholesterol derivative, widely used as an essential intermediate in pharmaceutical research for synthesizing specific steroid-based drugs or probe molecules, with potential bioactivity in modulating cellular functions.
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Description
7-Oxo cholesterol 3-acetate is the 3-acetate derivative of 7-ketocholesterol, an oxysterol reference compound commonly used in oxysterol metabolism studies and chromatographic method development. Packing: 10mg, 20mg, 50mg, 100mg, 500mg, 1g, 5g, 10g, 1kg Availability: In stock
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Store at -20°C under nitrogen, protected from light, in a tightly sealed container.
References
[1] Tamasawa N, Takebe K. Analytical examination of oxidized free and esterified 7‑ketocholesterol and related oxysterols in human plasma incubated with copper[J]. 1992, 168(1): 37‑45.
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