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Catalog Number:
32514
CAS Number:
130-95-0
Quinina
Purity:
99 - 101% (Ensayo por titulación)
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Es útil para tratar la malaria falciparum, el lupus, la artritis y la malaria vivax. Conservar lejos de agentes oxidantes.

CAS Number
130-95-0
Purity
99 - 101% (Ensayo por titulación)
Molecular Formula
C20H24N2O2
Molecular Weight
324.42
MDL Number
MFCD00198096
PubChem ID
1065
Melting Point
174 - 177 °C
Appearance
Polvo cristalino blanco o casi blanco o agujas finas incoloras.
Optical Rotation
[a] 20 D = -160 a -170º
Conditions
Tienda en RT
General Information
CAS Number
130-95-0
Purity
99 - 101% (Ensayo por titulación)
Molecular Formula
C20H24N2O2
Molecular Weight
324.42
MDL Number
MFCD00198096
PubChem ID
1065
Melting Point
174 - 177 °C
Appearance
Polvo cristalino blanco o casi blanco o agujas finas incoloras.
Optical Rotation
[a] 20 D = -160 a -170º
Conditions
Tienda en RT
Properties
Additional property information coming soon!
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Safety and Regulations
Hazmat
No
Antibiotic
No
DEA-regulated
No
Warnings
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Applications

Quinine is widely utilized in research focused on

  • Treatment of Malaria: Quinine has been a cornerstone in the treatment of malaria, especially in cases resistant to other medications. Its effectiveness in reducing fever and clearing the parasite from the bloodstream makes it invaluable in tropical medicine.
  • Pharmaceutical Development: Researchers use quinine as a model compound for developing new antimalarial drugs. Its unique chemical structure provides insights into how to enhance efficacy and reduce side effects in new formulations.
  • Flavoring Agent: In the beverage industry, quinine is used to impart a bitter flavor to tonic water and certain cocktails. This application not only enhances taste but also offers a nostalgic touch to classic drinks.
  • Research in Neuroscience: Quinine is studied for its effects on the nervous system, particularly in understanding pain pathways and sensory perception. This research can lead to better pain management therapies.
  • Antioxidant Studies: Quinine has been investigated for its potential antioxidant properties, which may have implications in developing supplements or treatments aimed at oxidative stress-related diseases.

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