Active ingredientGlycocholic AcidCat. No. P-G052-001CAS 475-31-0Family · Pharmaceutical analytical standards
Glycocholic Acid
A conjugated bile acid: it is formed in the liver by joining cholic acid with the amino acid glycine and occurs, as its sodium salt, in the bile of mammals, where it helps emulsify dietary fats. This family brings together the active ingredient, metabolites, labelled standards and other impurities.
Did you know?It works like a natural detergent: it dissolves fats in the gut so they can be absorbed, and is then reabsorbed itself.
Go to the active ingredient →Active ingredientGlycocholic AcidCat. No. P-G052-001CAS 475-31-0
Isotopically labelledGlycocholic Acid-d7Cat. No. P-G052-002
ImpurityGlycocholic Acid Ethyl EsterCat. No. P-G052-003CAS 517904-33-5
ImpurityGlycocholic Acid Impurity 1Cat. No. P-G052-004
ImpurityGlycodeoxycholic AcidCat. No. P-G052-005CAS 360-65-6
ImpurityGlycodeoxycholic Acid Ethyl EsterCat. No. P-G052-006CAS 70779-06-5
MetaboliteGlycocholic Acid 3-O-beta-Glucuronide Disodium SaltCat. No. P-G052-007CAS 75672-42-3
Isotopically labelledGlycocholic acid-d4Cat. No. P-G052-008CAS 1201918-15-1
Active ingredientGlycocholic Acid Sodium SaltCat. No. P-G052-009CAS 863-57-0No product matches your search.
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