Cambridge Isotope Laboratories

Glycerol (1,1,2,3,3-D5)

DLM-1229-CST-PK
Glycerol is a precursor for phospholipids and triaglycerols that is metabolized in the liver. In humans, glycerol levels are an indicator for diabetes. Researchers use isotopically labeled (deuterated
Item No.
DLM-1229-CST-PK
CAS Number (labeled)
62502-71-0
CAS Number (unlabeled)
56-81-5
Formula
C3H8O3
Molecular Weight
97.13 g/mol (Labeled)
Isotopic enrichment
99%-99.9%
Chemical purity
98%
Product form
Individual
Grade
CTM
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Overview

Glycerol is a precursor for phospholipids and triaglycerols that is metabolized in the liver. In humans, glycerol levels are an indicator for diabetes. Researchers use isotopically labeled (deuterated) glycerol to evaluate both diabetes and live conditions, among other applications. CIL purifies Glycerol (1,1,2,3,3-Dā‚…) in our state-of-the-art cGMP facility. Prior to release, the product is analyzed following documented methods by trained cGMP quality control personnel. The testing specifications will be provided at time of quoting to help ensure your regulatory compliance. This product is labeled "Research use only; not for use in diagnostic procedures."

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Properties

Isotope label D
Label type Partially
Isotopic enrichment 99%-99.9%
Grade CTM
Chemical purity 98%
Molecular formula C3H8O3
Molecular weight 97.13 g/mol (Labeled)
Molecular weight range 0-100 g/mol
CAS number 62502-71-0
CAS number (unlabeled) 56-81-5
EC number 200-289-5
Synonyms Glycerin; Glycerol; 1,2,3-Propanetriol
Product form Individual
Presentation Neat
Storage conditions Store at room temperature, under argon, away from light and moisture.
Applications cGMP; Metabolism
Safety data sheet https://isotope.com/product/attachment/DLM-1229-CST-PK/Glycerol%20%281%2C1%2C2%2C3%2C3-D%E2%82%85%29%20-%20DLM-1229-CST%20-%20V.1.0%20-%20US%20-%20English%20US.pdf

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