Active ingredientSerotoninCat. No. P-S034-001CAS 50-67-9Family · Pharmaceutical analytical standards
Serotonin
A neurotransmitter and hormone derived from the amino acid tryptophan (5-hydroxytryptamine), which regulates mood, sleep, appetite, gut movements and blood clotting; it was isolated and named in 1948 in the United States. This family brings together the active ingredient, metabolites, labelled standards and other impurities.
Did you know?As early as the 1930s the Italian Vittorio Erspamer had discovered it in gut cells, calling it enteramine; the name serotonin instead combines serum and tone, because it acts on the tone of blood vessels.
Go to the active ingredient →Active ingredientSerotoninCat. No. P-S034-001CAS 50-67-9
Active ingredientSerotonin HClCat. No. P-S034-002CAS 153-98-0
MetaboliteN-Acetyl Serotonin beta-D-GlucuronideCat. No. P-S034-003CAS 18430-06-3
MetaboliteSerotonin GlucuronideCat. No. P-S034-004CAS 18186-43-1
Isotopically labelledSerotonin-d4 HydrochlorideCat. No. P-S034-008CAS 2469263-61-2
Isotopically labelledSerotonin-d4Cat. No. P-S034-009CAS 58264-95-2
Isotopically labelledSerotonin-d4 GlucuronideCat. No. P-S034-010
Impurity2-(4-hydroxy-1H-indol-3-yl)acetic AcidCat. No. P-S034-011CAS 56395-08-5
ImpurityN,O-Diacetyl SerotoninCat. No. P-S034-012CAS 28026-16-6
ImpurityN-Acetyl SerotoninCat. No. P-S034-013CAS 1210-83-9
ImpurityN-Methyl SerotoninCat. No. P-S034-014CAS 1134-01-6No product matches your search.
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