Stable isotope-labeled compounds are used as environmental pollutant standards for the detection of air, water, soil, sediment and food.
In addition to treating various diseases, isotopes are used for imaging, diagnosis, and newborn screening.
Small molecule compounds labeled with stable isotopes can be used as chemical reference for chemical identification, qualitative, quantitative, detection, etc. Various types of NMR solvents can be used to study the structure, reaction mechanism and reaction kinetics of compounds.
Stable isotope labeling allows researchers to study metabolic pathways in vivo in a safe manner.
Building blocks labeled with isotopes are a recent development in the world of chemical and biological research, providing accuracy like never before for molecular analysis or synthesis. Since then, a number of research institutions and companies dealing the isotope-labeled compound have surfaced among which BOC Sciences has made itself known as prides in delivery quality isotopes for divers scientific interest. Our labeled building blocks to fit your needs. Every product includes detailed analytical data files and is provided at >95% chemical purity. In addition, we also provide custom isotope labeling service for any building block and its derivatives, you can directly provide the building block to be labeled or make a request such as the type of labeling isotope , the labeling site, and the isotope enrichment.
The building block is a more general designation in chemistry for compounds. The building block refers to a virtual fragment of compound, or responses with active functional groups. Examples of common building blocks include mono-, bis-, and tri-funtional compounds. Mono-functional building blocks are largely selected for either altering the core skeleton or as end capping compounds of a linear compound library; Bi-functional molecular blocks can act as linkers, either at brewpoints for up to 2 bifurcation points;, and tri-functional molecular blocks form valuable scaffold molecules in nonlinear compound libraries. In chemistry, a building block is an organic molecule from which other molecules are synthesized. Building blocks can be selected and assembled by specific enzymes in cells. They can react chemically to make new bonds and hence larger, more complex structures.
Despite these apparent limitations, building blocks are some of the most powerful and versatile tools in chemical synthesis with a variety of applications)prepare hundreds or thousandsmentation.
Isotope-labeled building blocks are compounds in which one or more atoms have been replaced with stable isotopes. These isotopes are non-radioactive variants of elements that have the same chemical properties but different atomic masses. Stable isotope labeled building blocks have the advantages of high sensitivity, simple location and accurate quantification. Therefore, stable isotope labeled building blocks are widely used in the field of life science and environment.
At BOC Sciences, we offer a comprehensive range of isotope labeling services tailored to meet the diverse needs of researchers:
When selecting building blocks, consider the following types based on your research needs:
Selecting the appropriate isotope label depends on various factors, including the desired sensitivity, detection method, and the specific application. Commonly used isotopes include:
For more types of building blocks (and their derivatives) and isotopic labeling, please contact us directly.
In the field of biomedicine, stable isotope labeled building blocks could be used to overcome signal degradation during detection of molecule structures by NMR. NMR spectroscopy is an effective means to study the structure and dynamics of building blocks in solution at atomic resolution. However, building blocks analysis by NMR suffers from spectral overlap and line broadening. Isotope labeled building blocks could avoid these questions.
Isotope labeled building blocks could be used to reveal microbially mediated carbon flow and carbon cycling processes. Isotope-labeled building blocks could indicate the types of carbon sources utilized by microorganisms and the means by which they assimilate these carbon sources, thus providing information on microbially mediated carbon flow and carbon cycling processes, and realizing the relationship between specific microbial communities and the carbon cycle they participate in.
In the areas of labelled isotope building blocks and chemical synthesis including API intermediates, BOC Sciences offers a competitive advantage to industry professionals and researchers. What we deliver is our dedication to superior quality and performance, combined with experience that counts-end-to-end customized solutions to satisfy your scientific requirements.
At the most basic level, they are small molecules with reactive groups that can react together to form larger structures.
Building blocks in biochemistry are molecules that act as the chemical individual unit for a complex macromolecule. Examples include an amino acid (building block of proteins), a nucleotide (building block of nucleic acids) and a lipid for the cell membrane.
Chemical Building Blocks are basic simple and small molecules having reactive groups that can be used to combine with other such compounds in order to make more complex chemical compounds. They are employed in crafting a variety of chemical products.
The building blocks of organic molecules are basic chemical units such as carbon atoms, hydrogen atoms, and functional groups (e.g., hydroxyl, amino) that combine to form more complex organic compounds, including proteins, nucleic acids, and carbohydrates.
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