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Medchemexpress LLC Tricosanoic acid | 2433-96-7 | 99.9% | 354.62 | 250 MG
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Tricosanoic acid is an endogenous agonist of long-chain saturated fatty acids and free fatty acid receptor FFAR1. It can activate hair growth and improve cognitive function by regulating neuronal membrane fluidity, inhibiting neuroinflammatory response, and participating in myelination and neuronal energy metabolism. Low expression levels are observed in Alzheimer's disease models, with higher serum concentrations correlating to improved cognitive performance, making it a potential biomarker for cognitive decline.

  • Endogenous agonist of long-chain saturated fatty acids and free fatty acid receptor FFAR1
  • Activates hair growth
  • Improves cognitive function
  • Inhibits neuroinflammatory response
  • Participates in myelination and neuronal energy metabolism
  • Functions as a biomarker for cognitive decline

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Tricosanoic acid is an endogenous agonist of long-chain saturated fatty acids and free fatty acid receptor FFAR1. It can activate hair growth and improve cognitive function by regulating neuronal membrane fluidity, inhibiting neuroinflammatory response, and participating in myelination and neuronal energy metabolism. Low expression levels are observed in Alzheimer's disease models, with higher serum concentrations correlating to improved cognitive performance, making it a potential biomarker for cognitive decline.

  • Endogenous agonist of long-chain saturated fatty acids and free fatty acid receptor FFAR1
  • Activates hair growth
  • Improves cognitive function
  • Inhibits neuroinflammatory response
  • Participates in myelination and neuronal energy metabolism
  • Functions as a biomarker for cognitive decline

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