L-Leucine 7-amido-4- methylcoumarin hydrochloride

L-Leucine 7-amido-4- methylcoumarin hydrochlorideL Leucine 7 amido 4 methylcoumarin hydrochloride is used in leucine aminopeptidase assays as a fluorgenic substrate, showing greater sensitivity when compared to 4 methoxynapthylamide assays. Aside from the leucine aminopeptidase enzyme, L Leucine 7 amido 4 methylcoumarin hydrochloride also works as a fluorogenic subtsrate for broad specificity aminopeptidases, such as aminopeptidase M. The result of enzymatic activity yields a bright blue fluorescent

Mechanistic studiesInvestigate prodrug activation

regulation

Formula: C3H5LiO3

The lentiviral backbone ensures stable integration into the host genome

Formula: C12H14N2O3

0 mL (12 mL column) or 2-6 mL (35 mL column)

supporting more consistent preparation of antibiotic-supplemented media

It has been used in disk and tube dilution sensitivity assays

This causes a rapid decrease in intracellular pH

Because much of the compound remains in the intestine (≈95 % with slow absorption)

Clinical Infectious Diseases

interfering with bacterial tetrahydrofolate synthesis