Active ingredientOrnithine HydrochlorideCat. No. P-O034-001CAS 3184-13-2Family · Pharmaceutical analytical standards
Ornithine
An amino acid made by our body but not used to build proteins: it is a key step of the urea cycle, through which the liver turns ammonia into urea for excretion, and it is the precursor of polyamines. This family brings together the active ingredient and other impurities.
Did you know?It was discovered in 1877 by Max Jaffe in chicken droppings, while studying how birds excrete benzoic acid: hence its name, from the Greek ornis, bird.
Go to the active ingredient →Active ingredientOrnithine HydrochlorideCat. No. P-O034-001CAS 3184-13-2
ImpurityAnidulafungin NucleusCat. No. P-O034-002CAS 1029890-89-8
ImpurityBoc-L-Ornithine Methyl Ester HClCat. No. P-O034-003CAS 748150-93-8
ImpurityL-Ornithine DimerCat. No. P-O034-004CAS 195868-13-4
ImpurityOrnithine Impurity 1Cat. No. P-O034-005CAS 2480-95-7
ImpurityN,N'-Di(Boc)-L-ornithineCat. No. P-O034-006CAS 57133-29-6
Active ingredientOrnithine AspartateCat. No. P-O034-007CAS 3230-94-2
ImpurityOrnithine-1,5-Lactam HClCat. No. P-O034-008CAS 42538-31-8No product matches your search.
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