Stable isotope labelled · Aspartic Acid family
Pharmaceutical analytical standardL-Aspartic-1,4-13C2 Acid
Synonyms: L-Aspartic acid-1,4-13C2, L-(1,4-(13)C2)aspartic acid, L-Aspartic acid-1,4-(1)(3)C
- Cat. No.
- P-A201-005
- CAS
- 101247-29-4
- Alternative CAS
- 56-84-8 (unlabelled form)
- 18962-61-3 (unlabelled form, magnesium salt)
- 67528-13-6 (unlabelled form, potassium salt magnesium salt)
- 40149-75-5 (unlabelled form, hydrochloride)
- 91198-22-0 (unlabelled form, hydrochloride magnesium salt hydrate)
- 28184-71-6 (unlabelled form, hydrochloride magnesium salt hydrate)
- 769877-81-8 (unlabelled form, hydrochloride magnesium salt hydrate)
- 3792-50-5 (unlabelled form, sodium salt)
- 17090-93-6 (unlabelled form, sodium salt)
- 1115-63-5 (unlabelled form, potassium salt)
- 14007-45-5 (unlabelled form, potassium salt)
- 323194-76-9 (unlabelled form, sodium salt hydrate)
- 130296-88-7 (unlabelled form, ammonium salt)
- 32093-25-7 (unlabelled form, lithium salt)
- 159659-81-1 (unlabelled form, ammonium salt)
- 5598-53-8 (unlabelled form, sodium salt)
- 10389-09-0 (unlabelled form, calcium salt)
- 21059-46-1 (unlabelled form, calcium salt)
- 2001-89-0 (unlabelled form, potassium salt)
- 19045-00-2 (unlabelled form, zinc salt)
- Formula
- C2¹³C2H7NO4
- Molecular weight
- 135.09 g/mol
- Category
- Stable isotope labelled
Family: Aspartic Acid
A non-essential amino acid that builds proteins and takes part in the urea cycle and in glucose production; in the brain it stimulates NMDA receptors, being the "A" in their name (N-methyl-D-aspartate).
Did you know?It was obtained in 1827 by Plisson and Henry from asparagine, which had been isolated in 1806 from asparagus juice: hence the name. Today it is also one of the two building blocks of the sweetener aspartame.
The two levels compared
| Level 1 Mass balance | Level 2 Mass balance + qNMR | |
|---|---|---|
| Identity (IR, MS, 1H and 13C-NMR; peptides: ESI-MS, MALDI-TOF and IR) | ✓ | ✓ |
| HPLC purity (min. 95%) | ✓ | ✓ |
| Content by mass balance (min. 90%; peptides: for information only)* | ✓ | ✓ |
| Content verified by qNMR (small molecules only) | · | ✓ |
| Suitable to qualify it as an in-house primary standard (ICH Q7) | · | ✓ |
* Mass balance is performed on every molecule. The only exceptions are cases where the chemistry of the molecule prevents it, for example oils and highly volatile substances, on which some of the required measurements cannot be made: in those cases the CoA states how the content was assigned.
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Frequently asked questions
Is mass balance always performed?
Yes, on every molecule. The only exceptions are cases where the chemistry of the molecule prevents it: for example oils and highly volatile substances, on which some measurements (such as thermogravimetry) cannot be made. In those cases the CoA states which method was used to assign the content.
Can I ask for a different quantity?
Yes. The quantities are only suggestions: choose "Other" and enter the milligrams or grams you need.
Which level should I choose?
Level 1 is enough for most routine testing. Level 2 adds an independent qNMR content value and is meant for labs that need to qualify an in-house primary standard. For peptides and similar molecules, Level 2 is not available.
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