Suramin hexasodium salt
Suramin hexasodium salt is a biochemical compound used in various research applications. It functions as a reversible inhibitor of a range of enzymes, including ATPases, GTPases, and protein kinases. This product is commonly utilized in scientific studies to investigate the role of these enzymes in biological systems.
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8 protocols using suramin hexasodium salt
Pharmacological inhibition of purinergic signaling
Suramin and Fondaparinux Sodium Protocol
Neurochemical Reagents for Research
Pharmacological inhibition of purinergic signaling
Cytokine Modulation of Ion Channels
Pharmacological Characterization of Adrenergic Receptor Ligands
Drug stocks were dissolved in distilled water, except for nifedipine and RS17053 which were dissolved in ethanol.
Suramin Effects on Mouse Behavior
Antibody-Based Protein Expression Analysis
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