3h glucosamine
3H-glucosamine is a radiolabeled compound used in various research applications. It contains the radioactive isotope tritium (3H) attached to the glucosamine molecule. This compound is commonly used as a tracer to study biological processes involving glucosamine, such as glycosylation and cartilage formation.
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4 protocols using 3h glucosamine
Comprehensive Molecular Analysis of Cell Signaling
Glycosylation Dynamics in MDA-MB-231 Cells
Measuring Glycosaminoglycan Synthesis in MPS Fibroblasts
Quantifying Mucin Secretion in Murine Colitis
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