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SNAP (S-Nitroso-N-acetylpenicillamine ), 50 mg

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Cat# 00222

Size : 50MG

Brand : Biotium

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SNAP (S-Nitroso-N-acetylpenicillamine)

SNAP

Generate nitric oxide and form superoxides spontaneously under physiological conditions and is often used to probe the cell stress response and stimulate calcium-independent synaptic vesicle release.

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50 mg
#00222
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Product Description

SNAP (S-Nitroso-N-acetylpenicillamine) releases nitric oxide under physiological conditions and also been shown to be a potent vasodilator.

  • Generate nitric oxide and superoxides
  • Stimulates cyclic GMP production
  • Light green solid soluble in water and DMSO

Fluorescent calcium indicators and SNAP are often used to probe the cellular reactions to cell stress, NO, and trace intracellular calcium. The NO released from SNAP has also been reported to stimulate calcium-independent synaptic vesicle release, which can be detected with SynaptoGreen™ (FM1-43). NO concentration is often assessed by measuring nitrite level using the Griess Reagent.

If a variety of nitric oxide generators are needed, we offer a Nitric Oxide Generation Kit which has 10mg each of SIN-1 (00221), SNAP (00222), S-nitrosoglutathione (00223), spermine NONOate (00224), and DEA-NONOate (00225).

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FM is a registered trademark of Thermo Fisher Scientific.

Product Attributes

CAS number
79032-48-7
Size
50 mg
Molecular weight
220
Storage Conditions
Store at -10 to -35 °C, Desiccate

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