D-tyrosine is a non-protein-derived chiral amino acid that is widely used in the synthesis of chiral drugs.
D-Tyrosine CAS#556-02-5
D-tyrosine is a non-protein-derived chiral amino acid that is widely used in the synthesis of chiral drugs.
D-Tyrosine is a non-protein-derived chiral amino acid with a wide range of uses in chiral drug synthesis. For example, the peptide drug atosiban synthesized with D-tyrosine as a chiral intermediate is a kind of birth-preserving drug, the synthesized deacetylanisomycin has the effect of antiprotozoal, antiamoebic, antifungal, antitussive, and preventing phytoplasma mycosis, and the synthesized peptide drug used in the treatment of malignant tumors has a special therapeutic efficacy, and it can be used as an anti-inflammatory drug with excellent therapeutic efficacy for inflammation of the lungs, the central nervous system, the joints, the endocardium, the eyes, the ears, the skin, and the stomach and intestine,
It can also be used as anti-inflammatory drugs with excellent efficacy in inflammation of lung, central nervous system, joints, endocardium, eyes, ears, skin, gastrointestinal and urinary system.White needle-like crystal, odorless, bitter in taste; soluble in alkali solution and dilute acid, insoluble in water, insoluble in acetone, ethanol and ether.Use I is used for biochemical research.
Use 2 is used as a biochemical reagent and as a probe to study the structure and dynamics of proteins.The applications of D-tyrosine are mainly focused on laboratory research and scientific exploration, especially in the stereochemistry of amino acids, enzyme mechanisms, drug development and chemical reaction studies. Although it has a lesser role in clinical or everyday health applications, it provides valuable information about amino acid isomers and their biochemical roles in the research field.
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