Active ingredientTaurineCat. No. P-T019-001CAS 107-35-7Family · Pharmaceutical analytical standards
Taurine
An amino sulfonic acid abundant in animal tissues: unlike common amino acids it is not used to build proteins, but it is a major constituent of bile, where it is used to form bile salts. This family brings together the active ingredient, nitrosamines and other impurities.
Did you know?Its name comes from the Latin taurus, bull: it was first isolated in 1827 from ox bile by the Germans Friedrich Tiedemann and Leopold Gmelin.
Go to the active ingredient →Active ingredientTaurineCat. No. P-T019-001CAS 107-35-7
NitrosamineN-Nitroso-N-Methyl Taurine Sodium SaltCat. No. P-T019-002
Impurity2,2-Dimethyl TaurineCat. No. P-T019-003CAS 86311-35-5
Impurity3alpha-Hydroxy-7-OxocholanoyltaurineCat. No. P-T019-004CAS 75808-01-4
ImpurityN-Docosanoyl TaurineCat. No. P-T019-005CAS 783284-48-0
ImpurityN-Docosanoyl Taurine Sodium SaltCat. No. P-T019-006CAS 186132-72-9
ImpurityN-Lauroyl-N-Methyltaurine Sodium SaltCat. No. P-T019-007CAS 4337-75-1
ImpurityN-Methyl TaurineCat. No. P-T019-008CAS 107-68-6
ImpurityTaurochenodeoxycholic Acid Sodium SaltCat. No. P-T019-009CAS 6009-98-9No product matches your search.
EDQM standards 1
The official European Pharmacopoeia standards for this family.
Reference substanceTaurine CRSEDQM code Y0002453Family TaurineNeed a molecule you cannot find?
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