Active ingredientCysteamineCat. No. P-C277-001CAS 60-23-1Family · Pharmaceutical analytical standards
Cysteamine
A small molecule with an amine group and a thiol group, made by our body during the breakdown of coenzyme A; as a medicine it has been approved in the United States since 1994 for cystinosis, a rare inherited disease in which cystine builds up inside cells. This family brings together the active ingredient, labelled standards and other impurities.
Did you know?It works like a chemical key: it enters lysosomes and turns the trapped cystine into cysteine and a mixed disulfide, two molecules that can leave the lysosome.
Go to the active ingredient →Active ingredientCysteamineCat. No. P-C277-001CAS 60-23-1
Active ingredientCysteamine BitartrateCat. No. P-C277-002CAS 27761-19-9
Active ingredientCysteamine HydrochlorideCat. No. P-C277-003CAS 156-57-0
Isotopically labelledCysteamine-d4 HClCat. No. P-C277-004
Impurity2-ThiazolidinemethanolCat. No. P-C277-005CAS 51859-63-3
ImpurityCystamine DihydrochlorideCat. No. P-C277-006CAS 56-17-7
ImpurityCysteamine Impurity 1 HydrochlorideCat. No. P-C277-007
ImpurityThiomorpholin-2-olCat. No. P-C277-008CAS 2097678-00-5No product matches your search.
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