6-Chloroindole

6-Chloroindole6 Chloroindole is a reagent used for chemical synthesis. When introduced to Claviceps purpurea it produces a substituted L tryptophan. When reacted with a carboxy group, it can form 5 Carboxy 6 chloroindole, which is a precursor for a p38 kinase inhibitor. Product Specifications 6 Chloroindole; 6 Chloro 1H indole; Formula: C8H6ClN MW: 151. 60 g mol Storage Handling: Store at 5C, protect from light. PubChem Chemical ID: 87111

Backbone size: 5097 bp

The sodium salt form of nalidixic acid enhances aqueous solubility compared to the free acid

It is commonly incorporated into agar or broth to apply selective pressure in strains carrying resistance determinants or to evaluate mutations affecting bacterial metabolic pathways

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PubChem Chemical ID: 5564

stop the reaction with acid and read the absorbance at 450 nm for quantification

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Lincosamide antibiotics exhibit a mechanism similar to macrolide antibiotics

Use high-purity distilled or deionized water for preparation

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5-Methoxyindole Ultra Pure is used to synthesize and analyze interactions between indole species

6 glycosidic bond between glucose and fructose is hydrolyzed much slower than the α-1-β-2 bond in sucrose