D-Glucosemonohydrate [14431-43-7]

Biological Activity

D-(+)-glucose monohydrate is a common natural sugar involved in processes such as glycosylation, energy production, and the formation of glycans, which are structural components of cells. d-(+)-glucose monohydrate can also cause glycation, which is a harmful process in cells. It is used as a supplement for many cellular processes and cell culture.

Chemical Information

Molecular Weight	198.17
Formula	C6H14O7
CAS Number	14431-43-7
Solubility (25°C)	Soluble in Ethanol
Storage	RT

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