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6 Results for "
photo-isomerization
" in MedChemExpress (MCE) Product Catalog:
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6 Results for "photo-isomerization" in MCE Product Catalog:
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Cat. No.: HY-W004500
CAS No.: 116-31-4
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Human Gut Microbiota Metabolites Microorganisms Terpenoids Other Diseases Diterpenoids Endogenous metabolite Disease Research Fields
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Cat. No.: HY-D0823
CAS No.: 146368-16-3
Synonyms: Sulfo-Cy3 NHS ester; Sulfo Cyanine3 NHS ester
Cat. No.: HY-D0916
CAS No.: 143413-85-8
Synonyms: YOYO 1; YOYO1
Cat. No.: HY-126749
CAS No.: 2223027-70-9
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VUF14738 (compound 28) is a bidirectional photoswitch antagonist that can rapidly and reversibly photoisomerize at the histamine H3 receptor, with binding affinity increased or decreased upon illumination, and can be used in real-time electrophysiological experiments to study the activity of dynamic light modulation of receptor activation.
Cat. No.: HY-121143
CAS No.: 73711-18-9
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Bis-Q is an acetylcholine (ACh) agonist that targets voltage-clamped muscle fibers of the fish Xenomystus nigris. Bis-Q exists in two forms: cis-Bis-Q (non-agonist) and trans-Bis-Q (agonist). Photoisomerization converts cis-Bis-Q to trans-Bis-Q, which induces agonist-induced currents. Channels activated by trans-Bis-Q and ACh have similar conductances and open times. Flashes increase the ratio of trans-Bis-Q to cis-Bis-Q until light equilibrium is reached. Further flashes transiently increase agonist-induced currents, indicating binding of trans-Bis-Q to desensitized receptors. Higher concentrations of cis-Bis-Q produce larger agonist-induced currents that decay exponentially. .
Cat. No.: HY-Z1074
CAS No.: 21307-05-1
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Previtamin D2 is a precursor to Vitamin D2 (ergocalciferol) , formed through the photoisomerization of ergosterol, a compound found in fungi and some plants. Exposure to ultraviolet (UV) light triggers the conversion of ergosterol to previtamin D2, which then rapidly isomerizes to vitamin D2.
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