Slupp 332

Description

Molecular Formula: C₂₆H₂₃N₃O₃S₂

SLU-PP-332 is a synthetic small-molecule compound designed with a heteroaromatic core and dual thioether functional groups. Its structure features a substituted phenyl–pyrimidinyl framework that is frequently examined in analytical chemistry settings for studying ligand–receptor binding motifs, molecular docking behavior, and small-molecule conformational properties. SLU-PP-332 is commonly utilized as a reference compound for structural comparison, purity testing, and chromatographic characterization of heterocyclic research molecules.

*Reconstitution Needed for Lyophilized Powder*

Use a diluent. NOT INCLUDED. MUST BE ORDERED SEPARATELY.

Common Solvents: What Works and What Doesn’t

1. Bacteriostatic Water (BAC Water)

• What It Is: Sterile water with 0.9% benzyl alcohol, commonly used for reconstituting many peptides.
• The Problem: SLU-PP-332 does NOT dissolve well in BAC water. Users report cloudiness and precipitation—signs that the peptide isn’t fully dissolved or available for research.

2. Acetic Acid (0.6%)

• What It Is: A mildly acidic solution sometimes used for peptides that need a lower pH.
• The Problem: Like BAC water, acetic acid often leads to a cloudy solution with SLU-PP-332, indicating poor solubility.

3. Sterile DMSO (Dimethyl Sulfoxide)

• What It Is: A powerful, research-grade solvent with excellent ability to dissolve hydrophobic peptides.
• Best Use: DMSO is often the gold standard for peptides like SLU-PP-332, ensuring a clear, fully dissolved solution.
• Safety Note: DMSO is for research use only. It penetrates skin and mucous membranes, so always handle with gloves and in a sterile environment. The safety of DMSO for human injection is NOT established outside of approved research protocols; it is not FDA-approved for this use.

4. PEG-400 (Polyethylene Glycol 400)

• What It Is: A low-molecular-weight polymer used in some pharmaceutical and research applications.
• Best Use: PEG-400 can also dissolve hydrophobic peptides and is used in some injectable medications—but only in tightly regulated, pharmaceutical-grade formulations.
• Safety Note: PEG-400 is not inherently safe for human injection unless it’s pharmaceutical grade, sterile, and used within approved formulations. For research, always use PEG-400 labeled as sterile and pharmaceutical grade.

AvivaAmino is pleased to offer this product exclusively for research and laboratory use, provided in a lyophilized (freeze-dried) powder form to ensure its stability and integrity. It is important to understand that, in line with regulatory standards, we are unable to provide specific dosing instructions or reconstitution guidelines.

The dosage information listed on the product label reflects the total quantity of material within the vial.

FOR RESEARCH USE ONLY. NOT FOR HUMAN OR ANIMAL CONSUMPTION. PURCHASE IMPLIES ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF THESE RESTRICTIONS. ALL PRODUCTS ARE RESEARCH CHEMICALS AND MUST BE HANDLED BY QUALIFIED PROFESSIONALS.