Nourseothricin (Streptothricin) Sulfate 10 mg
Nourseothricin (Streptothricin) Sulfate (CAS 96736-11-7) is a protein synthesis inhibitor research compound from TOKU-E, supplied as 10 mg. Purity >85.0%. Typical use: microbiology and plant biology. Store at ≤30 °C.
| CAS number | 96736-11-7 |
|---|---|
| Molecular Formula | C50H92N20O18•H2SO4 |
| Molecular Weight | 1359.46 |
| Purity | >85.0% |
| Solubility | Nourseothricin (Streptothricin) Sulfate is soluble in water. |
| Product Class | Protein synthesis inhibitor |
| Applications | Microbiology; Plant biology |
| Documentation | Certificate of Analysis available on request |
| Manufacturer | TOKU-E |
| MPN | N056 |
| Item number | N056-10MG |
| Pack Size | 10 mg |
| Lead Time | ~7 days |
| Availability | Supplier-sourced |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Storage Temperature | ≤30°C |
| Shipping Temperature | ambient |
Nourseothricin (Streptothricin) Sulfate 10 mg is supplied by Lancetech Limited as an authorised UK distributor for TOKU-E. It is classified as a protein synthesis inhibitor. Typical use: microbiology, plant biology.
Product details
- CAS number: 96736-11-7
- Molecular formula: C50H92N20O18•H2SO4
- Molecular weight: 1359.46
- Purity: >85.0%
- Pack size: 10 mg
- Solubility: Nourseothricin (Streptothricin) Sulfate is soluble in water.
- Storage: ≤30°C
- Shipping condition: ambient
- Country of origin: China
- Certificate of Analysis available on request
Manufactured by TOKU-E Company, Bellingham, Washington, USA — a specialist producer of antibiotics, antifungals and bioactive small molecules for research and quality control. Supplied in the United Kingdom by Lancetech Limited.
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