Alfa Chemistry has unveiled a range of new pyrrole alkaloids that will significantly aid scientists working in pharmaceuticals and other related fields. The catalog expansion enables scientists to access a broader selection of biologically important compounds through Alfa Chemistry's dedicated alkaloids product portfolio.
Pyrrole alkaloids form an important group of heterocyclic compounds with nitrogen that feature a unique five-membered ring structure, which integrates nitrogen. These compounds originate from plants, marine life, and microorganisms, or they are created through synthetic processes, and they demonstrate a wide range of biological functions. These compounds can be applied in essential fields, including drug discovery, which shows antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, and anticancer effects, and agrochemical advancement, which involves natural pesticides and growth regulators, as well as biochemical exploration of new pathways and targets.
A spokesperson from Alfa Chemistry declared that researchers need access to diverse high-purity pyrrole alkaloids with well-defined properties to progress life science research. “Our recent release responds to increased requests from our worldwide customers for specific alkaloid building blocks and reference standards. And we’re dedicated to focusing on providing researchers with vital chemical tools they require.”
The latest pyrrole alkaloids released showcase structural complexity varieties. Scientists have access to basic pyrrole derivatives and complex multi-ring structures in their research. The assortment of structures enables studies of structure-activity relationships (SAR), discovery of new biological properties, and advancement of synthetic production techniques.
There are some of the pyrrole alkaloids available at Alfa Chemistry: Ageliferin (CAS 117417-64-8), Furan-3-ylmethyl 1H-pyrrole-2-carboxylate (CAS 119767-00-9), Senecionine acetate (CAS 126642-77-1), 1-Cinnamoyl-3-hydroxypyrrolidine (CAS 1344876-77-2), Clathrodin (CAS 135383-64-1), Neotuberostemonine (CAS 143120-46-1), Purpurone (CAS 147362-37-6), Agelastatin A (CAS 152406-28-5), (+/-)-Hymenine (CAS 154569-13-8), Protostemotinine (CAS 169534-85-4), Ningalin D (CAS 188111-70-8), Spongiacidin C (CAS 193202-57-2), Cephalotaxine (CAS 24316-19-6), Protostemonine (CAS 27495-40-5), Pandamarilactonine a (CAS 303008-80-2), Pandamarilactonine b (CAS 303008-81-3), Oroidin (CAS 34649-22-4), 5-Methoxypyrrolidin-2-one (CAS 38072-88-7), (S)-2-Carboxy-1,1-dimethylpyrrolidinium chloride (CAS 4136-37-2), Methyl 5-oxo-L-prolinate (CAS 4931-66-2), and more.
Meanwhile, detailed product specifications, which cover CAS numbers, molecular formulas, structural information, and purity grades for each compound, are available on the website.
Alfa Chemistry continues its mission to maintain its leading position in supplying specialized research chemicals worldwide through this expansion. The company advances discovery by expanding its pyrrole alkaloid selection, which supports research into new therapeutics and agrochemicals, as well as biological process comprehension. Researchers can also gain easier access to explore the untapped potential of this alkaloid class because of the availability of these diverse compounds.
For more information about Alfa Chemistry’s pyrrole alkaloids product list, please visit the website.
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