DAT3 (azide)
Structure:
Molecular weight (MW): 998.39
Product name: DAT3 azide; 2,3-di-O-acyl trehalose 3 azide
Chemical formula:
Achievable purity: >90%
Product name: DAT3 azide; 2,3-di-O-acyl trehalose 3 azide
Chemical formula:
C54H99N3O13
Achievable purity: >90%
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Ac2SGL (azide) - 100 ug |
€ 295,00 | Enquire now | |
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Ac2SGL (azide) - Any other pack size |
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Ac2SGL (natural) - 100 ug |
€ 295,00 | ||
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Ac2SGL (natural) - Any other pack size |
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Alfa mycolic acid (natural cis cyclopropyl) - 500 ug |
€ 295,00 | ||
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Alfa mycolic acid (natural cis cyclopropyl) - Any other pack size |
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Cis keto methoxy mycolic acid (natural cis cyclopropyl) - 500 ug |
€ 295,00 | ||
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Cis keto methoxy mycolic acid (natural cis cyclopropyl) - Any other pack size |
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DAT3 (azide) - 100 ug |
€ 295,00 | ||
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DAT3 (azide) - other-size |
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DAT3 (thioacetate) - 100 ug |
€ 295,00 | ||
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DAT3 (thioacetate) |
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Methoxy mycolic acid (azide) - Any other pack size |
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Methoxy mycolic acid (azide) - 500 ug |
€ 295,00 | ||
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Methoxy mycolic acid (natural) - 500 ug |
€ 295,00 | ||
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Methoxy mycolic acid (natural) |
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MPM5 (alkyne) - 100 ug |
€ 295,00 | ||
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MPM5 (alkyne) - 5-mg |
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MPM5 (azide) - 100 ug |
€ 295,00 | ||
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MPM5 (azide) - 5-mg |
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TbAd (natural) - 100 ug |
€ 295,00 | ||
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TbAd (natural) - Any other pack size |
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TbAd (thioacetate) - 100 ug |
€ 295,00 | Enquire now | |
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TbAd (thioacetate) - 5-mg |
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Trans methoxy Mycolic Acid (trans cyclopropyl) - 500 ug |
€ 295,00 | ||
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Trans methoxy Mycolic Acid (trans cyclopropyl) - Any other pack size |
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Description
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Description
Description
Diacyl trehaloses (DAT) are found in the cell envelope of Mycobacterium Tuberculosis. They are a family of three glycolipids with a trehalose core and acyl groups at the 2 and 3 positions. The main difference between the different DAT analogues is the fatty acid at the 3 position. DAT3 features the unsaturated mycolipenic acid on the 3 position and palmitic acid on the 2 position. Additionally, DAT3-azide is functionalized with an azide at the terminal position of the palmitoyl ester. The azide allows for a wide range of functionalizations using click chemistry, enabling many different applications, such as surface functionalization.
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