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Apexbio Technology LLC H-Ser-OH 56-45-1 25g
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Catalog No. 5000094060
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H-Ser-OH (56-45-1) is a non-essential amino acid utilized as a substrate and metabolic precursor in serine and one-carbon metabolic pathways It functions to facilitate nucleotide and phospholipid biosynthesis and supports neurotransmitter synthesis thereby enabling cellular proliferation through purine and thymidine nucleotide formation necessary for DNA replication and RNA transcription H-Ser-OH exerts its biological activity primarily by serving as an intermediate in cellular metabolic processes The IC50 value of H-Ser-OH has not been specifically characterized as it generally acts as a substrate rather than a direct inhibitor in standard biochemical assays Based on these pharmacological properties H-Ser-OH holds research potential in studies of cellular metabolic pathways oncology-related proliferation mechanisms and neural metabolic regulation

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H-Ser-OH (56-45-1) is a non-essential amino acid utilized as a substrate and metabolic precursor in serine and one-carbon metabolic pathways It functions to facilitate nucleotide and phospholipid biosynthesis and supports neurotransmitter synthesis thereby enabling cellular proliferation through purine and thymidine nucleotide formation necessary for DNA replication and RNA transcription H-Ser-OH exerts its biological activity primarily by serving as an intermediate in cellular metabolic processes The IC50 value of H-Ser-OH has not been specifically characterized as it generally acts as a substrate rather than a direct inhibitor in standard biochemical assays Based on these pharmacological properties H-Ser-OH holds research potential in studies of cellular metabolic pathways oncology-related proliferation mechanisms and neural metabolic regulation

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