1080-06-4
Chemical Structure
H-Tyr-OMe
- CAS No.: 1080-06-4
- Formula:C10H13NO3
- Molecular Weight:195.22
IUPAC Name: methyl L-tyrosinate
InChIKey: MWZPENIJLUWBSY-VIFPVBQESA-N
SMILES: N[C@H](C(OC)=O)CC1=CC=C(O)C=C1
Biological Activity: H-Tyr-OMe is an amino acid derivative and also a coordinating ligand for CuII ions. H-Tyr-OMe can serve as a surface functionalization reagent for carbon dots, and is used to prepare fluorescent probes for biothiol sensing. H-Tyr-OMe is oxidized to quinone under the catalysis of Tyrosinase via its phenolic hydroxyl group, which quenches the fluorescence of carbon dots. H-Tyr-OMe contains potential coordination sites, including carboxyl, amino and phenolic hydroxyl groups[1][2].
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H-Tyr-OMe | 99.92% | H-Tyr-OMe is an amino acid derivative and also a coordinating ligand for CuII ions. H-Tyr-OMe can serve as a surface functionalization reagent for carbon dots, and is used to prepare fluorescent probes for biothiol sensing. H-Tyr-OMe is oxidized to quinone under the catalysis of Tyrosinase via its phenolic hydroxyl group, which quenches the fluorescence of carbon dots. H-Tyr-OMe contains potential coordination sites, including carboxyl, amino and phenolic hydroxyl groups. | ||||||||||||||||||||
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H-Tyr-OMe (Standard) | ≥98% | H-Tyr-OMe (Standard) is the analytical standard of H-Tyr-OMe (HY-W007671). This product is intended for research and analytical applications. H-Tyr-OMe is an amino acid derivative and also a coordinating ligand for CuII ions. H-Tyr-OMe can serve as a surface functionalization reagent for carbon dots, and is used to prepare fluorescent probes for biothiol sensing. H-Tyr-OMe is oxidized to quinone under the catalysis of Tyrosinase via its phenolic hydroxyl group, which quenches the fluorescence of carbon dots. H-Tyr-OMe contains potential coordination sites, including carboxyl, amino and phenolic hydroxyl groups. | ||||||||||||||||||||
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- [1]. Zhu H, et al. L-tyrosine methyl ester-stabilized carbon dots as fluorescent probes for the assays of biothiols. Analytica chimica acta. 2018 May 02;1006:83-89. [Content Brief]
- [2]. Korbély B, et al. Amino acids and their Cu complexes covalently grafted onto a polystyrene resin–A vibrational spectroscopic study[J]. Journal of molecular structure, 2007, 834: 345-348.
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