Valinomycin

Valinomycin

缬氨霉素

CAS 2001-95-8 CTH10025

Valinomycin is a cyclic depsipeptide produced by Streptomyces and a highly selective potassium ionophore. It is used in studies of mitochondrial membrane potential and ion transport, in the fabrication of potassium-selective electrodes, and in research on apoptosis and energy metabolism.

Potassium ionophoreMitochondrial researchIon-selective electrodes

Product information

Chinese name
缬氨霉素
English name
Valinomycin
CAS
2001-95-8
Cat. No.
CTH10025
Category
Antibiotics & Cell Selection
Formula
C54H90N6O18
Molecular weight
1111.32
Appearance
White crystalline powder
Solubility
Insoluble in water; soluble in ethanol, methanol and DMSO
Storage
−20 °C, sealed and dry

Typical reference values; the batch COA / SDS governs.

Pack sizes and catalogue numbers

CTH10025-100MG

Pack
100 mg
Lead time
1 week

Prices on request; lead time confirmed on the quotation.

FAQ

What is the CAS number of Valinomycin?

The CAS number of Valinomycin (缬氨霉素) is 2001-95-8; Catch-Chem catalogue number CTH10025.

What pack sizes and lead times are available for Valinomycin?

Valinomycin (Cat. No. CTH10025) comes in 100 mg; lead time: 1 week, confirmed on the quotation.

How should Valinomycin be stored?

Recommended storage for Valinomycin (CTH10025): −20 °C, sealed and dry. The batch COA / SDS governs.

What is Valinomycin used for?

Valinomycin (CTH10025) is listed under Antibiotics & Cell Selection. Typical uses: Potassium ionophore, Mitochondrial research, Ion-selective electrodes. For research or industrial non-medical use only.

Where can I buy Valinomycin?

Request a quote for Valinomycin from Catch-Chem (Yantai, China): tel +86-192-9602-6528, email Ethan.sheng@catchchem.com, quoting catalogue number CTH10025.

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For research or industrial use only. Not for human or animal diagnosis or treatment, and not for drug or food use. Grade, pack size and lead time follow the supplier batch COA / SDS. Figures on this site are general industry references, not a factory specification.

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