Alkaloids
Alkaloids were originally defined as organic bases containing plant-derived nitrogen and as a group of compounds with a strong biological activity, but at present, they refer to "broadly nitrogen-containing organic compounds excluding biological compounds in other categories such as amino acids and nucleic acids".
Many alkaloids exhibit various biological activities in trace amounts and are often used as drugs. They are also regarded as important lead compounds for the development of new drugs*1. Although alkaloids are biosynthesized from a variety of amino acids, they vary widely depending on the source of nitrogen.
A variety of alkaloid research and testing reagents are available in FUJIFILM Wako.
*1: From the website of the Pharmaceutical Society of Japan
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Imidazole alkaloids
Indole alkaloids
Phenylethylamine alkaloids
Piperidine alkaloids
Purine alkaloid
Pyridine alkaloid
Quinoline alkaloids
Isoquinoline alkaloids
Tropan alkaloids
Other alkaloids
For research use or further manufacturing use only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.
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