Active ingredientAcetylcholine BromideCat. No. P-A024-001CAS 66-23-9Family · Pharmaceutical analytical standards
Acetylcholine
A key neurotransmitter of the nervous system: it carries signals from nerves to muscles and regulates the heart and glands. Its role as a chemical messenger emerged from Otto Loewi's 1921 experiments, rewarded in 1936 with the Nobel Prize shared with Henry Dale. This family brings together the active ingredient and pharmacopoeial impurities.
Did you know?It was first extracted from a natural source in 1914 by Arthur Ewins, as a mysterious blood pressure-lowering 'contaminant' in some extracts of ergot, the fungus Claviceps purpurea.
Go to the active ingredient →Active ingredientAcetylcholine BromideCat. No. P-A024-001CAS 66-23-9
Active ingredientAcetylcholine IodideCat. No. P-A024-002CAS 2260-50-6
Pharmacopoeial impurityAcetylcholine EP Impurity B HClCat. No. P-A024-003CAS 17210-49-0
Active ingredientAcetylcholine PerchlorateCat. No. P-A024-004CAS 927-86-6
Active ingredientAcetylcholine ChlorideCat. No. P-A024-005CAS 60-31-1No product matches your search.
EDQM standards 1
The official European Pharmacopoeia standards for this family.
Reference substanceAcetylcholine chloride CRSEDQM code Y0000002Family AcetylcholineNeed a molecule you cannot find?
Custom synthesis of impurities, metabolites and labelled compounds, with the same characterisation level.