Active ingredientStaurosporineCat. No. P-S082-001CAS 62996-74-1Family · Pharmaceutical analytical standards
Staurosporine
An indolocarbazole alkaloid made by the bacterium Streptomyces staurosporeus, discovered in 1977 by Satoshi Ōmura's group: it is a very potent protein kinase inhibitor, widely used as a research tool. This family brings together the active ingredient, nitrosamines and other impurities.
Did you know?It blocks so many kinases that it never became a medicine, but in the laboratory it is used to trigger apoptosis; midostaurin was developed from its structure.
Go to the active ingredient →Active ingredientStaurosporineCat. No. P-S082-001CAS 62996-74-1
NitrosamineN1-Nitroso StaurosporineCat. No. P-S082-002
Impurity7-alpha-HydroxystaurosporineCat. No. P-S082-003CAS 112953-11-4
Impurity7-beta-HydroxystaurosporineCat. No. P-S082-004CAS 121569-61-7
ImpurityN-Benzoyloxy StaurosporineCat. No. P-S082-005
ImpurityStauprimideCat. No. P-S082-006CAS 154589-96-5No product matches your search.
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