Sodium pyruvate
Sodium pyruvate is a commonly used biochemical compound that serves as a metabolic substrate. It is a salt of pyruvic acid, providing a source of pyruvate ions. Sodium pyruvate is widely utilized in cell culture media to support the growth and metabolism of various cell types.
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