Alkyl Halides
Medchemexpress LLC Thymol iodide | 552-22-7 | 500 MG
Thymol iodide is an iodine derivative of thymol, functioning as a mild preservative and fungicide. It is frequently employed as an iodine source in the intensive cultivation of rotifers, enabling *Brachionus "Cayman"* rotifers to achieve iodine levels comparable to those found in copepods and maintaining a high iodine content during storage.
- Iodine derivative of thymol.
- Serves as a mild preservative and fungicide.
- Commonly used as an iodine source in the intensive culture of rotifers.
- Enables *Brachionus "Cayman"* rotifers to reach iodine levels similar to copepods.
- Maintains high iodine content in rotifers during storage.
- Does not enhance the efficacy of inducing pleurodesis in rabbits.
- Efficiently enriches iodine content of rotifers with low dietary replacement.
- Maintains stable iodine retention in rotifers during storage at room or low temperature.
Medchemexpress LLC Thymol iodide | 552-22-7 | 1 G
Thymol iodide is an iodine derivative of thymol, functioning as a mild preservative and fungicide. It serves as an iodine source for intensive rotifer culture, enabling rotifers to achieve and maintain high iodine content similar to copepods during storage. Research shows it does not enhance pleurodesis efficacy in rabbits after intrapleural injection.
- Iodine derivative of thymol.
- Acts as a mild preservative.
- Functions as a fungicide.
- Used as an iodine source in the intensive culture of rotifers.
- Enables rotifers to reach iodine levels similar to copepods.
- Maintains a high iodine content in rotifers during storage.
- Does not enhance pleurodesis efficacy in rabbits.
- Enriches rotifer iodine content to copepod levels with low dietary replacement (0.36-2.03%).
- Maintains stable iodine retention in rotifers for up to 18 hours.
Medchemexpress LLC Progoitrin | 585-95-5 | 389.40 | 5 MG
Progoitrin is a sulfur-containing glucosinolate and a naturally occurring orally active thioglycoside that acts as a hepatotoxin and antithyroid agent. It is converted to goitrin in vivo, blocking the organification of iodine in the thyroid gland and inhibiting the uptake and accumulation of radioactive iodine. It can be used in studies related to Graves' disease.
- Purity: 98.12%
- Appearance: Solid
- Color: White to off-white
- Structure classification: Ketones, Aldehydes, Acids, Glucosinolates
- Initial source: Plants Brassicaceae Brassica napus var. napobrassica (L.) Rchb.
Medchemexpress LLC Ethanaminium, 2-hydroxy-N-(iodomethyl)-N,N-dimethyl-, iodide | 28508-22-7 | MFCD20489393 | 98.0% | 356.97 | C5H13I2NO | 250 MG
Iodocholine iodide is an iodinated quaternary ammonium reagent used as a metabolizable "green" catalyst for free-radical polymerization and as the non-radioactive iodide analogue of C-11 choline for imaging research. Supplied as a white to off-white solid with high, laboratory-grade purity, it is intended for research applications with recommended storage to preserve stability.
- Iodinated quaternary ammonium salt suitable for polymerization studies.
- Non-radioactive analogue of C-11 choline for PET imaging research.
- High purity (≈98%) for consistent experimental results.
- Solid, white to off-white appearance for easy handling.
- Defined storage conditions to maintain stability.
- Available in multiple pack sizes for flexible ordering.