Ehna hydrochloride
EHNA hydrochloride is a chemical compound used in laboratory research. It functions as an inhibitor of the enzyme adenosine deaminase. The core purpose of EHNA hydrochloride is to facilitate scientific investigations and experiments in controlled laboratory settings.
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7 protocols using ehna hydrochloride
Hippocampal Adenosine Quantification
Quantifying ATP and Adenosine Levels
Quantifying ATP and Adenosine Levels
Adenosine is measured by using the Adenosine Assay Kit (K327-100, BioVision). To inhibit adenosine degradation, samples were incubated with adenosine deminase inhibitor EHNA hydrochloride (E114, Sigma). Fluorescence was measured using a luminometer (PE Applied Biosystems, TR717). Adenosine in samples was calculated based on a calibration curve from standard adenosine samples.
Cardiac Tissue Metabolite Profiling Post-MI/R
Quantifying Adenosine Levels with Assay
Cardiomyocyte contractility regulation
Adenosine Receptor Signaling Assay
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