Active ingredientDiethylstilbestrolCat. No. P-D107-001CAS 56-53-1Family · Pharmaceutical analytical standards
Diethylstilbestrol
A synthetic non-steroidal oestrogen, obtained in 1938 by the group of British biochemist Charles Dodds together with Robert Robinson's laboratory in Oxford. In the United States it was approved in 1941, among other uses for menopausal symptoms. This family brings together the active ingredient, metabolites, labelled standards and other impurities.
Did you know?Because it was created in a publicly funded laboratory, it could not be patented: anyone was free to make it.
Go to the active ingredient →Active ingredientDiethylstilbestrolCat. No. P-D107-001CAS 56-53-1
MetaboliteDiethylstilbestrol Metabolite 1Cat. No. P-D107-002CAS 40269-22-5
Isotopically labelledcis-Diethylstilbestrol-d3Cat. No. P-D107-003
Isotopically labelledDiethylstilbestrol-d3Cat. No. P-D107-004CAS 58322-36-4
Isotopically labelledDiethylstilbestrol-d5Cat. No. P-D107-005
Isotopically labelledDiethylstilbestrol-d6Cat. No. P-D107-006CAS 89717-83-9
Isotopically labelledDiethylstilbestrol-d8Cat. No. P-D107-007CAS 91318-10-4
Impuritycis-DiethylstilbestrolCat. No. P-D107-008CAS 22610-99-7No product matches your search.
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