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Arachidonoyl m-Nitroaniline (Synonyms: AmNA)

رقم الكتالوجGC42840

Arachidonoyl m-Nitroaniline (AmNA) is one of several nitroaniline fatty acid amides which can be used to measure fatty acid amide hydrolase (FAAH) activity.

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Arachidonoyl m-Nitroaniline التركيب الكيميائي

Cas No.: 1175954-87-6

الحجم السعر المخزون الكميّة
5mg
66٫00
متوفر
10mg
124٫00
متوفر
25mg
294٫00
متوفر
50mg
521٫00
متوفر

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Arachidonoyl m-Nitroaniline (AmNA) is one of several nitroaniline fatty acid amides which can be used to measure fatty acid amide hydrolase (FAAH) activity. FAAH is a relatively unselective enzyme in that it accepts a variety of amide head groups other than the ethanolamine of its nominal endogenous substrate anandamide (arachidonyl ethanolamide; AEA). It also will hydrolyze fatty acid amides with fewer carbons and fewer double bonds than arachidonate . Exposure of AmNA to FAAH activity results in the release of the yellow colorimetric dye m-nitroaniline (ε = 13,500 at 410 nm). This offers the potential for fast and convenient measurements of FAAH activity using a 96 well plate spectrophotometer.

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