Food Additive L-Ribose/L Ribose CAS 24259-59-4

• CAS No.: 24259-59-4
• Formula: C5h10o5
• EINECS: 246-110-4
• Color: White
• Appearance: Powder
• Grade: Food Grade
• Model NO.: py0671
• MOQ: 1kg
• Package: Carton
• Shipping: FedEx
• Transport Package: 25kg/Drum
• Specification: 99%
• Trademark: puya
• Origin: China
• Production Capacity: 10ton/Year

Product Description

L-Ribose/L Ribose CAS 24259-59-4

Product Name:L-Ribose

Specification: 99.0%
Appearance:White powder
CAS NO.:24259-59-4
Molecular Formula:C5H10O5
Boiling point:375.4°C at 760 mmHg
Molecular Formula:C₅H₁₀O₅

 

L-Ribose is a very important saccharide concered with life and heredity, which plays a very important role in physiology. D-Ribose exist abundantly in the nature, however, the enantiomers L-Ribose does not exist in the nature, which is a rare and expensive saccharide. L-Ribose has effective anticancer ability and little side-effect on normal cell. L-Ribose is an important medicament intermediate. Because the application area of L-Ribose is expanding quickly, the requirement of L-Ribose in the globe is increasing year after year. New ways of preparing L-Ribose are discovered. Our company provides highly purity L-Ribose, which can be widely used in pharmaceuticals and biochemical..

Function
1.L-Ribose serve as the treatment medicinal preparation for the disease involving high blood sugar; 
2.L-Ribose  serve as the inhibitor by which the fat piles up; 
3.L-Ribose  the function food additive and the health foods which can lose weight; 
4.L-Ribose intermediate for the drugs manufacture and the spice synthesis; Chiral medicine monomer; Pharmaceuticals idealexcipient; 
5.L-Ribose as medicine synthesis intermediater, it can be used to synthesize chemotherapy medicine, say Ara-C, to treatthe leukemia and the cancer.

Application
L-ribose is the enantiomer of D-Ribose which is an important and rare biological genetic related saccharide, with special physiological effects, and it is also the composing saccharide of various ribose nucleic acids (RNA) and various nucleotide coenzymes. L-ribose does not exist in nature or organisms, and it used to a very expensive monosaccharide.