Active ingredientCalcitoninCat. No. P-C009-001CAS 47931-85-1Family · Pharmaceutical analytical standards
Calcitonin
A 32-amino-acid peptide hormone made by the C cells of the thyroid, which lowers blood calcium by restraining osteoclasts, the cells that resorb bone; it was discovered in the early 1960s by Harold Copp at the University of British Columbia, in Canada. This family brings together the active ingredient, pharmacopoeial impurities and other impurities.
Did you know?In 1969 Copp himself helped isolate salmon calcitonin, which in humans is more potent and longer-lasting than the human hormone: that is why it is the form most used as a medicine.
Go to the active ingredient →Active ingredientCalcitoninCat. No. P-C009-001CAS 47931-85-1
Pharmacopoeial impurityCalcitonin EP Impurity FCat. No. P-C009-011
ImpurityCalcitonin Impurity 1Cat. No. P-C009-020
ImpurityCalcitonin Impurity 2Cat. No. P-C009-021
ImpurityCalcitonin Impurity 3Cat. No. P-C009-022
ImpurityCalcitonin Impurity 4Cat. No. P-C009-023
ImpurityCalcitonin Impurity 5Cat. No. P-C009-025
ImpurityCalcitonin Impurity 6Cat. No. P-C009-026
ImpurityCalcitonin Impurity 7Cat. No. P-C009-027
ImpurityCalcitonin Impurity 8Cat. No. P-C009-028
ImpurityCalcitonin Impurity 9Cat. No. P-C009-029
ImpurityCalcitonin Impurity 10Cat. No. P-C009-030
ImpurityCalcitonin Impurity 11Cat. No. P-C009-031
ImpurityCalcitonin Impurity 12Cat. No. P-C009-032
ImpurityCalcitonin Impurity 13Cat. No. P-C009-033
ImpurityCalcitonin Impurity 14Cat. No. P-C009-040
ImpurityCalcitonin Impurity 15Cat. No. P-C009-041
ImpurityCalcitonin Impurity 16Cat. No. P-C009-044
ImpurityCalcitonin-GlyCat. No. P-C009-052
ImpurityTrityl etherCat. No. P-C009-056CAS 28567-37-5No product matches your search.
EDQM standards 2
The official European Pharmacopoeia standards for this family.
Reference substanceCalcitonin (salmon) CRSEDQM code C0200000Family CalcitoninReference substanceCalcitonin-Gly CRSEDQM code Y0000632Family CalcitoninNeed a molecule you cannot find?
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