Displaying 2 results of Romidepsin Stable Isotopes Romidepsin is a potent anticancer drug that works by inhibiting the activity of histone deacetylases. Stable isotopes of Romidepsin are chemically inert forms of the drug that contain non-radioactive isotopes of carbon, nitrogen, and hydrogen. These isotopes are used for various applications in drug development, including pharmacokinetic and metabolic studies, as well as in clinical trials to evaluate drug efficacy and safety. Stable isotopes of Romidepsin are also used as internal standards in analytical chemistry to ensure accurate quantification of the drug in biological samples.