TDP-D-glucose is a nucleotide sugar derivative where TDP (thymidine diphosphate) is linked to D-glucose. The sodium salt form ensures solubility. TDP-D-glucose serves as a precursor for the synthesis of various glycosylated compounds, which are crucial for processes such as bacterial cell wall biosynthesis and other glycosylation reactions.
| BGA-0054 |
| TDP-D-glucose is a nucleotide sugar derivative where TDP (thymidine diphosphate) is linked to D-glucose. The sodium salt form ensures solubility. TDP-D-glucose serves as a precursor for the synthesis of various glycosylated compounds, which are crucial for processes such as bacterial cell wall biosynthesis and other glycosylation reactions. |
| 148296-43-9 |
| C16H24N2Na2O16P2 |
| 608.29 |
| >98% |
| Long-term storage at -20°C, with a shelf life of 2 years. It can be transported at room temperature for a short period of time. avoiding light. |