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RH6226
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5 g
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High Purity Grade, >99%
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Alanyl-Glutamine
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39537-23-0
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L-Alanyl-L-Glutamine
Product Overview
RH6226 Alanyl-Glutamine, CAS 39537-23-0, is a high-purity dipeptide supplied as High Purity Grade with purity >99%. It is suitable for cell culture research, biochemical studies, peptide research, amino acid metabolism and other life science applications.
Alanyl-Glutamine is a dipeptide composed of alanine and glutamine. It is widely studied as a more stable glutamine source in suitable biological and cell culture systems and is relevant to research involving amino acid nutrition, peptide metabolism and cellular processes.
Key Features
High Purity Grade
Purity >99%
CAS 39537-23-0
Dipeptide composed of alanine and glutamine
Suitable for cell culture research
Suitable for amino acid research
Suitable for peptide research
Suitable for biochemical research
Suitable for metabolism studies
Suitable for life science research
5 g standard packaging
Technical Specifications
Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
Product Code | RH6226 |
Product Name | Alanyl-Glutamine |
Chemical Name | L-Alanyl-L-Glutamine |
CAS No. | 39537-23-0 |
Grade | High Purity Grade, >99% |
Package | 5 g |
Applications
Cell Culture Research
Cell Culture Media Research
Amino Acid Research
Peptide Research
Biochemical Research
Glutamine Metabolism Studies
Nutrient Metabolism Research
Cell Biology Research
Biotechnology Research
Life Science Research
Alanyl-Glutamine for Cell Culture Research
Alanyl-Glutamine is widely used in research involving cell culture and cell culture media.
Glutamine is an important nutrient in many cell culture systems, but free L-Glutamine can undergo degradation during storage and incubation. Alanyl-Glutamine is therefore commonly evaluated as a more stable source of glutamine in suitable culture systems.
RH6226 provides High Purity Grade Alanyl-Glutamine with purity >99% for laboratory research.
Alanyl-Glutamine as a Stable Glutamine Source
Alanyl-Glutamine consists of alanine and glutamine joined through a peptide bond.
Compared with free L-Glutamine, the dipeptide structure can provide improved stability under suitable cell culture and formulation conditions.
After enzymatic hydrolysis, the dipeptide can provide alanine and glutamine for appropriate biological systems.
This makes Alanyl-Glutamine relevant to research involving cell culture media optimization and amino acid supplementation.
Alanyl-Glutamine for Biochemical Research
As a defined dipeptide, Alanyl-Glutamine is useful for biochemical studies involving peptide metabolism, amino acid utilization and enzymatic hydrolysis.
Researchers can evaluate its behavior in experimental systems involving peptidases, transport mechanisms and cellular amino acid metabolism.
The appropriate concentration should be selected according to the specific experimental protocol.
Alanyl-Glutamine for Peptide Research
Alanyl-Glutamine contains two amino acid residues linked through a peptide bond, making it a useful model compound for suitable peptide-related studies.
It can be used in research involving dipeptide chemistry, peptide hydrolysis, amino acid transport and peptide metabolism.
Its defined composition also makes it useful for comparative studies with free L-Alanine and L-Glutamine.
Alanyl-Glutamine for Amino Acid Metabolism Research
The alanine and glutamine components of Alanyl-Glutamine are both important amino acids involved in cellular metabolism.
Glutamine is particularly relevant to nitrogen metabolism and cellular biosynthetic pathways, while alanine participates in amino acid and energy metabolism.
Alanyl-Glutamine can therefore be used in suitable research involving nutrient metabolism and amino acid utilization.
Alanyl-Glutamine vs L-Glutamine
Alanyl-Glutamine and L-Glutamine are related but chemically different:
L-Glutamine: free amino acid
Alanyl-Glutamine: dipeptide composed of alanine and glutamine
Alanyl-Glutamine is often selected in cell culture research when improved stability compared with free L-Glutamine is desirable.
The appropriate form should be selected according to the experimental system.
Alanyl-Glutamine vs L-Alanine
L-Alanine is a single amino acid, whereas Alanyl-Glutamine contains both alanine and glutamine residues joined by a peptide bond.
They therefore differ in molecular structure, metabolism and suitability for experimental applications.
Product Advantages
RH6226 Alanyl-Glutamine is supplied as High Purity Grade with purity >99%, providing a high-purity dipeptide reagent for cell culture, biochemical and peptide research.
It is particularly useful for studies involving glutamine supplementation, cell culture media, amino acid metabolism and peptide biology.
The standard package is 5 g.
Storage and Handling
Keep the container tightly sealed.
Protect from moisture and contamination.
Prepare solutions using appropriate laboratory procedures.
Store according to the recommended product conditions.
Follow appropriate laboratory handling procedures.
Refer to the applicable SDS and product documentation for detailed storage and handling information.
Packaging
Standard Packaging: 5 g
Other quantities can be discussed upon request.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is RH6226 Alanyl-Glutamine?
RH6226 Alanyl-Glutamine, CAS 39537-23-0, is a dipeptide composed of alanine and glutamine, supplied as High Purity Grade with purity >99%.
What is Alanyl-Glutamine used for?
It is suitable for cell culture research, cell culture media studies, peptide research, amino acid metabolism, biochemical research and other life science applications.
Is Alanyl-Glutamine a dipeptide?
Yes. Alanyl-Glutamine is a dipeptide composed of alanine and glutamine residues.
Can Alanyl-Glutamine be used for cell culture research?
Yes. Alanyl-Glutamine is widely studied and used as a stable glutamine source in suitable cell culture systems.
Why is Alanyl-Glutamine used instead of L-Glutamine?
Alanyl-Glutamine can offer improved stability compared with free L-Glutamine under suitable cell culture and formulation conditions.
What is the difference between Alanyl-Glutamine and L-Glutamine?
L-Glutamine is a free amino acid, while Alanyl-Glutamine is a dipeptide containing alanine and glutamine.
What is the CAS number of Alanyl-Glutamine?
The CAS number of RH6226 Alanyl-Glutamine is 39537-23-0.
What is the purity of RH6226?
RH6226 is supplied as High Purity Grade with purity >99%.
What packaging is available?
The standard package for RH6226 Alanyl-Glutamine is 5 g.