Campesterol Stable Isotopes and its Related Products

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Campesterol is a plant sterol found in various natural sources including soybeans, corn, and wheat germ. Stable isotopes of campesterol can be used as tracers in metabolic studies. They are chemically identical to the non-isotopic form but have a unique atomic mass, making them useful for tracking the fate of campesterol in biological systems. The use of stable isotopes in metabolic studies has become increasingly popular in recent years due to their accuracy and reliability.


CAMPESTEROL STABLE ISOTOPES, STABLE ISOTOPES
Campesterol-d3


CAT No. : CS-T-99667
Mol F. : C28H45D3O
Mol W. : 403.7 g/mol
Cas No. : Not Available
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CAMPESTEROL STABLE ISOTOPES, STABLE ISOTOPES
Campesterol-d3 (Mixture of Diastereomers)


CAT No. : CS-T-99668
Mol F. : C28H45D3O
Mol W. : 403.7 g/mol
Cas No. : Not Available
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CAMPESTEROL STABLE ISOTOPES, STABLE ISOTOPES
Campesterol-d47


CAT No. : CS-O-40646
Mol F. : C28HD47O
Mol W. : 447.97 g/mol
Cas No. : 3014444-99-3
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CAMPESTEROL STABLE ISOTOPES, STABLE ISOTOPES
Campesterol-d7 (Mixture of Diastereomers)


CAT No. : CS-T-95448
Mol F. : C28H41D7O
Mol W. : 407.72 g/mol
Cas No. : 2483832-11-5
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