L arginine 13c6 and l lysine 2h4
L-arginine [13C6] and L-lysine [2H4] are stable isotope-labeled amino acids produced by Cambridge Isotopes. L-arginine [13C6] has all six carbon atoms labeled with the 13C isotope, while L-lysine [2H4] has four hydrogen atoms replaced with the 2H (deuterium) isotope. These labeled amino acids are used as research tools in various applications, such as metabolic studies and protein analysis.
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