Retinyl Palmitate Stable Isotopes and its Related Products

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Retinyl Palmitate Stable Isotopes are a group of isotopes that are used in the study of retinyl palmitate, a form of vitamin A. They are stable and non-radioactive, making them safe for use in research and medical applications. Retinyl Palmitate Stable Isotopes are often used to study the metabolism and absorption of retinyl palmitate in the body, as well as its effects on vision, skin health, and other physiological processes.


RETINYL PALMITATE STABLE ISOTOPES, STABLE ISOTOPES
all-trans-Retinyl Palmitate-d5


CAT No. : CS-O-48120
Mol F. : C36H55D5O2
Mol W. : 529.89 g/mol
Cas No. : Not Available
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RETINYL PALMITATE STABLE ISOTOPES, STABLE ISOTOPES
all-trans-Retinyl Palmitate-d5 (Major)


CAT No. : CS-T-85857
Mol F. : Not Available
Mol W. : Not Available
Cas No. : 1331666-45-5
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