Dihydrocyclosporin A CAS 59865-15-5: Expert Supplier for Pharmaceutical Research and Development

Discover high-purity Dihydrocyclosporin A, a critical research chemical. As a leading manufacturer and supplier, we provide this Cyclosporin A co-metabolite for advanced pharmaceutical research, biochemical studies, and drug discovery. Ensure your research integrity with reliable supply and exceptional quality.

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Applications of Dihydrocyclosporin A in Research

Pharmacological Research Control

Utilize Dihydrocyclosporin A as a control to study the specific pharmacological roles and mechanisms of Cyclosporin A, particularly in investigating its effects on parasitic infections.

Protein Folding Studies

Employ this compound in studies focused on protein folding processes and the interaction with enzymes like cyclophilin, gaining insights into cellular signaling pathways.

Biochemical Assay Development

Its defined structure and lack of immunosuppressive activity make it ideal for developing and validating biochemical assays, ensuring specificity in experimental setups.

Pharmaceutical Intermediate

As a high-quality pharmaceutical intermediate, it can be a building block or reference compound in the synthesis and analysis of more complex therapeutic agents.