Hypoxanthine | Nutrient additive for cell culture
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| 5 g | $35.00 | ||
| 25 g | $70.00 |
Hypoxanthine (68-94-0) is a natural purine analog and a breakdown product of adenosine.1 Together with aminopterin and thymidine, it is a component of HAT medium2, which is used to select clones during recombinant protein and antibody production, particularly important in bioprocessing. It is a biomarker of ischemia2,3, and it is used in malaria research as an essential nutrient for P. Falciparum4. It also can enable stem cell expansion.5
References/Citations:
- Chen and Sorgensen (1956), Formation of hypoxanthine from adenosine triphosphate in shed human blood; Acta Pharmacol. Toxicol. (Copenh), 12 369
- Migeon and Miller (1968), Human-mouse somatic cell hybrids with single human chromosome (group E): link with thymidine kinase activity; Science 162 1005
- Von Holst and Sollevi (1985), Increased concentration of hypoxanthine in human central cerebrospinal fluid after subarachnoid haemorrhage; Acta Neurochir. (Wien) 77 52
- Tewari et al. (2019), Short-term metabolic adjustments in Plasmodium falciparum counter hypoxanthine deprivation at the expense of long-term viability; Malar. J. 18 Article number 86
- Huhi et al. (2011), SACK-expanded hair follicle stem cells display asymmetric nuclear Lgr5 expression with non-random sister chromatid segregation; Sci. Rep. 1 176
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Hypoxanthine (68-94-0) is a natural purine analog and a breakdown product of adenosine.1 Together with aminopterin and thymidine, it is a component of HAT medium2, which is used to select clones during recombinant protein and antibody production, particularly important in bioprocessing. It is a biomarker of ischemia2,3, and it is used in malaria research as an essential nutrient for P. Falciparum4. It also can enable stem cell expansion.5
References/Citations:
- Chen and Sorgensen (1956), Formation of hypoxanthine from adenosine triphosphate in shed human blood; Acta Pharmacol. Toxicol. (Copenh), 12 369
- Migeon and Miller (1968), Human-mouse somatic cell hybrids with single human chromosome (group E): link with thymidine kinase activity; Science 162 1005
- Von Holst and Sollevi (1985), Increased concentration of hypoxanthine in human central cerebrospinal fluid after subarachnoid haemorrhage; Acta Neurochir. (Wien) 77 52
- Tewari et al. (2019), Short-term metabolic adjustments in Plasmodium falciparum counter hypoxanthine deprivation at the expense of long-term viability; Malar. J. 18 Article number 86
- Huhi et al. (2011), SACK-expanded hair follicle stem cells display asymmetric nuclear Lgr5 expression with non-random sister chromatid segregation; Sci. Rep. 1 176
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