The intricate structure and dynamic behavior of biological membranes are central to numerous physiological processes. Membrane biophysics, a field dedicated to understanding these complexities, relies heavily on well-defined model systems and purified components. 1,2-Di(cis-13-docosenoyl)-sn-glycero-3-phosphoethanolamine (PE 22:1/22:1) stands out as a valuable phospholipid for researchers in this domain. Its specific acyl chain composition makes it particularly useful for investigating how lipid unsaturation influences membrane properties.

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Researchers often need to buy significant quantities of specific lipids for their studies, making supply chain reliability and cost-effectiveness crucial considerations. NINGBO INNO PHARMCHEM, with its manufacturing capabilities, offers competitive pricing for PE 22:1/22:1, ensuring that essential research tools are accessible. Our commitment as a supplier extends to providing detailed technical specifications and support, helping scientists make informed purchasing decisions for their lipid studies.

The application of PE 22:1/22:1 extends to various areas of lipid science, including the formation of liposomes and micelles, which are themselves critical tools for other biochemical and pharmaceutical investigations. By choosing NINGBO INNO PHARMCHEM as your supplier, you gain access to a dependable source of this vital phospholipid, supporting your efforts to unravel the mysteries of membrane biophysics and lipid behavior.