3h nα methylhistamine
[3H]Nα-methylhistamine is a radiolabeled compound used in research applications to study histamine receptor function and distribution. It serves as a specific and high-affinity ligand for the histamine H3 receptor subtype.
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3 protocols using 3h nα methylhistamine
G9a Inhibitor Compound Evaluation
H3R Binding Assay Protocols
the human H3R is referred to as wild-type receptor. [3H]-Mepyramine (specific activity 20 Ci/mmol–1), [125I]-iodoaminopotentidine (specific activity 2200
Ci/mmol–1), [3H]-Nα-methylhistamine
(specific activity 78.3 Ci/mmol–1), and [3H]-histamine (specific activity 17.5 Ci/mmol–1)
were purchased from PerkinElmer (Groningen, The Netherlands). All
other chemicals were of analytical grade and obtained from commercial
sources.
Cellular Histamine Signaling Assay
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