Seratide AICAR 50 mg vial — Lyophilized · 3 mL vial, lot SRT-9852-AIC, labeled For Research Use Only, 21+
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AICAR

A small lab-made molecule (not a peptide) that switches on AMPK, the cell's energy sensor.

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For laboratory research use only. Not for human or animal use. 21+.

Description

About AICAR

A small lab-made molecule (not a peptide) that switches on AMPK, the cell's energy sensor.

AICAR is a small synthetic molecule, not a peptide: an imidazole carboxamide base joined to a ribose sugar. It is closely related to an intermediate of the pathway cells use to build purine nucleotides. Supplied as a lyophilized (freeze-dried) powder for laboratory research.

Research

What scientists have studied, and in what kind of study: lab dish, animal, or human.

Studied for: the cell's energy sensor [AMPK] and glycogen breakdown in heart muscle (animal studies).

That describes the research, not what a vial does.

Identity

Formula
C9H14N4O5
Molecular weight
258.23 g/mol

Sources: PubChem (formula, weight)

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Lab report

Every vial has a lot number. Real reports are being added; for now this shows a sample.

Lot
SRT-9852-AIC
Form
Lyophilized powder
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Specimen — format only, not a measurement.

Storage & handling

Details

Size, form, what's printed on the label, and how to store it.

50 mgAR50$62

Lyophilized powder · 3mL vial. The label shows the name, size and lot number.

Storage for AICAR is being confirmed with the supplier. Read the storage guide

For lab research only. This is not a medicine, food, supplement or cosmetic, and it is not for use in people. Sold only to adults 21 and over who are buying it for lab research.

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