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Cat. No. Product name CAS No.
DCZ-162 7,8-Benzoflavone

>98%,Standard References

604-59-1
DCX-051 Daphnoretin

>98%,Standard References

2034-69-7
DCS-087 1,8-Diacetoxy-3-carboxyanthraquinone

>98%,Standard References

13739-02-1
DCZ-130 Coptisine chloride

>98%,Standard References

6020-18-4
DCQ-068 Dehydroevodiamine

>98%,Standard References

67909-49-3
DCX-061 Berberrubine

>98%,Standard References

15401-69-1
DCZ-101 BIS(4-HYDROXYCINNAMOYL)METHANE

>98%,Standard References

24939-16-0
DCS-074 Dide Methoxycurcu Min

>98%,Standard References

33171-05-0
DCW-012 Evodiamine

>98%,Standard References

518-17-2
DCZ-103 (-)-STYLOPINE

>98%,Standard References

4312-32-7
DCS-113 Tetrahydrocoptisine

>98%,Standard References

7461-02-1
DCZ-195 Tanshinone IIA-sulfonic sodium

>98%,Standard References

69659-80-9
DCQ-084 Demethyleneberberine

>98%,Standard References

25459-91-0
DCQ-061 Alnusone

>98%,Standard References

33457-62-4
DCM-018 Mangiferin

>98%,Standard References

4773-96-0
DCD-008 Tanshinone IIA Featured

Tanshinone IIA(Tanshinone B) is the diterpene quinone in Danshen, which is utilized in the treatment of cardiovascular and inflammatory.

568-72-9
DCJ-071 Methylophiopogonanone A

>98%,Standard References

74805-92-8
DCH-041 Chrysoobtusin

>98%,Standard References

70588-06-6
DCM-037 Casticin

>98%,Standard References

479-91-4
DCM-049 Chrysosplenetin

>98%,Standard References

603-56-5
DCY-021 Folic acid Featured

>98%,Standard References

59-30-3
DCY-002 Cryptotanshinone

>98%,Standard References

35825-57-1
DCJ-072 Methylophiopogonanone B

>98%,Standard References

74805-91-7
DCE-010 Columbianadin

>98%,Standard References

5058-13-9
DCH-048 Diosbulbin B

>98%,Standard References

20086-06-0
DCH-042 Nuciferine

>98%,Standard References

475-83-2
DCD-071 Miltirone

>98%,Standard References

27210-57-7
DCR-040 Reticuline

>98%,Standard References

485-19-8
DCQ-007 Sinomenine

>98%,Standard References

115-53-7
DCZ-134 SINOMENINE HYDROCHLORIDE

>98%,Standard References

6080-33-7
DCQ-039 Artesunate

>98%,Standard References

88495-63-0
DCY-173 Methyl Linoleate

>98%,Standard References

112-63-0
DCY-172 Methyl Oleate

>98%,Standard References

112-62-9
DCY-171 Methyl Stearate

>98%,Standard References

112-61-8
DCZ-133 SANGUINARINE CHLORIDE

>98%,Standard References

5578-73-4
DCX-025 Sanguinarine Featured

Sanguinarine (Sanguinarin), a benzophenanthridine alkaloid derived from the root of Sanguinaria Canadensis, can stimulate apoptosis via activating the production of reactive oxygen species (ROS). Sanguinarine-induced apoptosis is associated with the activation of JNK and NF-κB. At equivalent molar concentrations, both the salt and free forms of a compound exhibit comparable biological activity. Nevertheless, the salt form (Sanguinarine chloride) usually boasts enhanced water solubility and stability.

2447-54-3
DCX-058 9-Nitrocamptothecin

>98%,Standard References

86639-62-5
DCJ-026 Worenine chloride

>98%,Standard References

DCQ-011 10-Hydroxycamptothecin

>98%,Standard References

19685-09-7
DCB-070 Corylin

>98%,Standard References

53947-92-5
DCA-019 9-Aminocamptothecin

>98%,Standard References

91421-43-1
DCY-035 Berberine hydrochloride

>98%,Standard References

633-65-8
DCB-064 Epiberberine

>98%,Standard References

6873-09-2
DCB-049 avicularin (guajavarin)

>98%,Standard References

572-30-5
DCX-057 Neobavaisoflavone

>98%,Standard References

41060-15-5
DCQ-035 Demethoxycurcumin

>98%,Standard References

22608-11-3
DCZ-001 Sesamin

>98%,Standard References

607-80-7
DCX-016 (-)-asarinin

>98%,Standard References

133-04-0
DCY-176 Acetyl-trans-resveratrol

>98%,Standard References

42206-94-0
DCZ-031 Sesamolin

>98%,Standard References

526-07-8
DCC-020 Irisflorentin

>98%,Standard References

41743-73-1
DCE-018 Dihydroberberine

>98%,Standard References

483-15-8
DCB-086 Chelidonine

>98%,Standard References

476-32-4
DCB-089 Palmatrubine

>98%,Standard References

16176-68-4
DCD-075 6-O-Caffeoylerigeroside

>98%,Standard References

DCL-044 (-)-Licarin B

>98%,Standard References

51020-87-2
DCB-050 Coryfolin

>98%,Standard References

19879-32-4
DCS-080 sauchinone

>98%,Standard References

177931-17-8
DCA-001 coniferyl ferulate

>98%,Standard References

63644-62-2
DCY-159 Isosinensetin;3’,4’ ,5,7,8-pentamethoxyflavone

>98%,Standard References

DCT-027 Sinensetin

>98%,Standard References

2306-27-6
DCJ-022 Tangeretin

>98%,Standard References

481-53-8
DCQ-075 Demethylnobiletin

>98%,Standard References

2174-59-6
DCY-023 Jatrorrhizine Hydrochloride

>98%,Standard References

6681-15-8
DCS-089 Tetrahydroberberine

>98%,Standard References

522-97-4
DCG-012 koumine

>98%,Standard References

1358-76-5
DCG-011 Gelsemine

>98%,Standard References

509-15-9
DCC-063 Mitoridine

>98%,Standard References

3911-19-1
DCY-081 2α,5α-Epoxy-1,2-dihydroakuammilan-17-oic acid methyl ester

>98%,Standard References

4684-32-6
DCQ-043 Dehydrodiisoeugenol

>98%,Standard References

2680-81-1
DCY-169 IsocoluMbin

>98%,Standard References

471-54-5
DCG-031 Columbin

>98%,Standard References

546-97-4
DCL-049 Matairesinol

>98%,Standard References

580-72-3
DCH-012 Polydatin

>98%,Standard References

27208-80-6
DCS-029 2,3,5,4'-Tetrahydroxy stilbene-2-Ο-β-D-glucoside

>98%,Standard References

82373-94-2
DCZ-145 ISOCORYDINE HYDROCHLORIDE

>98%,Standard References

475-67-2
DCS-118 Tetrahydrocolumbamine

>98%,Standard References

483-34-1
DCS-067 (R)-(+)-Corypalmine

>98%,Standard References

13063-54-2
DCK-019 Quinine

>98%,Standard References

130-95-0
DCY-086 Phellodendrine chloride

>98%,Standard References

104112-82-5
DCM-026 Magnoflorine

>98%,Standard References

2141-09-5
DCH-022 Phellodendrine

>98%,Standard References

6873-13-8
DCY-145 Ginkgolide J

>98%,Standard References

107438-79-9
DCY-020 Ginkgolide B

>98%,Standard References

15291-77-7
DCY-022 Ginkgolide C

>98%,Standard References

15291-76-6
DCL-080 Triptophenolide

>98%,Standard References

74285-86-2
DCA-015 Anwuligan

>98%,Standard References

107534-93-0
DCL-074 Tripdiolide

>98%,Standard References

38647-10-8
DCC-047 Ailanthone Featured

Ailanthone (Δ13-Dehydrochaparrinone) is a potent inhibitor of both full-length androgen receptor (AR) (IC50=69 nM) and constitutively active truncated AR splice variants (AR1-651 IC50=309 nM).

981-15-7
DCY-018 Ginkgolide A

>98%,Standard References

15291-75-5
DCZ-010 nodakenin

>98%,Standard References

495-31-8
DCB-058 3-Epiwilsonine

>98%,Standard References

39024-15-2
DCS-058 Carnosol

>98%,Standard References

5957-80-2
DCD-080 Ponicidin

>98%,Standard References

52617-37-5
DCK-015 Secoisolariciresinol

>98%,Standard References

29388-59-8
DCK-001 Amygdalin

>98%,Standard References

29883-15-6
DCE-024 Coronarin E

>98%,Standard References

117591-81-8
DCM-034 Rosarin

>98%,Standard References

84954-93-8
DCL-024 Rosavin

>98%,Standard References

84954-92-7
DCL-079 Glaucocalyxin A

>98%,Standard References

79498-31-0
DCT-012 Dehydroandrographolide

>98%,Standard References

134418-28-3
DCD-031 Oridonin Featured

Oridonin is an ent-kaurene diterpenoid extracted from the traditional Chinese herb Rabdosia rubescens, has multiple biological and pharmaceutical functions and has been used clinically for many years.

28957-04-2
DCD-026 Lobetyolin

>98%,Standard References

136085-37-5
DCW-016 Vitamin A

>98%,Standard References

68-26-8
DCG-038 Coronarin D

>98%,Standard References

119188-37-3
DCQ-053 Deoxyandrographolide

>98%,Standard References

79233-15-1
DCQ-015 Lathyrol

>98%,Standard References

34420-19-4
DCH-063 Epoxylathyrol

>98%,Standard References

28649-60-7
DCAP003 7beta-Hydroxylathyrol

>98%,Standard References

34208-98-5
DCC-010 Andrographolide

>98%,Standard References

5508-58-7
DCG-051 Glutathione

>98%,Standard References

70-18-8
DCB-038 Ginkgolic Acid (C13:0)

>98%,Standard References

20261-38-5
DCY-026 Linolenic acid ethyl ester

>98%,Standard References

1191-41-9
DCQ-031 kirenol

>98%,Standard References

52659-56-0
DCX-052 Sclareol

>98%,Standard References

515-03-7
DCY-101 Phytol

>98%,Standard References

150-86-7
DCZ-250 9-Methoxycamptothecin

>98%,Standard References

39026-92-1
DCL-031 Nitidine Chloride

>98%,Standard References

13063-04-2
DCQ-072 Apigenin-7-O-glucuronide

>98%,Standard References

29741-09-1
DCD-048 Rhein-8-O-β-D-glucopyranoside

>98%,Standard References

113443-70-2
DCH-016 Baicalin

>98%,Standard References

21967-41-9
DCY-012 Scutellarin

>98%,Standard References

27740-01-8
DCQ-017 3'-Hydroxypuerarin

3'-Hydroxypuerarin is an isoflavone isolated from the roots of Pueraria lobata (Willd.) Ohwi. 3'-Hydroxypuerarin is a antioxidant, which shows marked ONOO(-), NO•, total ROS scavenging activities.

117060-54-5
DCZ-262 Oroxin A

>98%,Standard References

57396-78-8
DCY-116 Isovitexin with

>98%,Standard References

29702-25-8
DCH-032 Sophoricoside

>98%,Standard References

152-95-4
DCG-008 Puerarin

>98%,Standard References

3681-99-0
DCQ-073 Apigenin-7-glucoside,Apigenin-7-O-β-D-glucopyranoside

>98%,Standard References

578-74-5
DCM-023 Vitexin

>98%,Standard References

3681-93-4
DCD-055 Emodin-8-O-β-D-glucopyranoside

>98%,Standard References

23313-21-5
DCY-139 Naringenin-7-O-glucuronide

>98%,Standard References

158196-34-0
DCC-070 Rhodionin;Herbacetin 7-O-α-rhamnopyranoside

>98%,Standard References

85571-15-9
DCS-106 Kaempferol-7-glucoside; Kaempferol-7-O-β-D-glucopyranoside

>98%,Standard References

16290-07-6
DCM-025 Cynaroside

>98%,Standard References

5373-11-5
DCH-011 Quercitrin

>98%,Standard References

522-12-3
DCH-044 Orientin

>98%,Standard References

28608-75-5
DCY-132 Homoorientin

>98%,Standard References

4261-42-1
DCH-045 Quercetin-7-O-β-D-glucopyranoside

>98%,Standard References

491-50-9
DCJ-012 Hyperoside

>98%,Standard References

482-36-0
DCY-064 Myricitrin

>98%,Standard References

17912-87-7
DCJ-007 Curcumin

>98%,Standard References

458-37-7
DCS-099 Zeylenol

>98%,Standard References

78804-17-8
DCS-060 Cyanidin-3-O-glucoside chloride

>98%,Standard References

7084-24-4
DCH-015 Palmatine chloride

>98%,Standard References

10605-02-4
DCS-035 Strychnine

>98%,Standard References

57-24-9
DCP-015 Perakine

>98%,Standard References

4382-56-3
DCQ-056 10-Hydroxyscandine

>98%,Standard References

119188-47-5
DCZ-239 Palmatine

>98%,Standard References

3486-67-7
DCH-006 Engelitin

>98%,Standard References

572-31-6
DCA-011 Artemisetin

>98%,Standard References

479-90-3
DCL-002 Astilbin

>98%,Standard References

29838-67-3
DCB-076 Bavachinin A

>98%,Standard References

19879-30-2
DCG-033 Licochalcone A

>98%,Standard References

58749-22-7
DCG-035 Licochalcone C

>98%,Standard References

144506-14-9
DCQ-010 Notopterol

>98%,Standard References

88206-46-6
DCE-021 Dihydrocurcumin

>98%,Standard References

76474-56-1
DCE-026 β,β-dimethyl-acry-lalkannin

>98%,Standard References

34539-65-6
DCX-019 Fargesin

>98%,Standard References

31008-19-2
DCE-035 β,β-Dimethylacrylshikonin

>98%,Standard References

24502-79-2
DCL-008 barbaloin

>98%,Standard References

1415-73-2
DCG-009 Liquiritin

>98%,Standard References

551-15-5
DCB-059 Allocryptopine

>98%,Standard References

485-91-6
DCA-018 Raubasine

>98%,Standard References

483-04-5
DCY-029 Phloridzin

>98%,Standard References

7061-54-3
DCS-095 Tetrahydrocucumin

>98%,Standard References

36062-04-1
DCM-046 Albaspidin AA

>98%,Standard References

3570-40-9
DCT-026 Rhaponticin

>98%,Standard References

155-58-8
DCL-033 Rotundine

>98%,Standard References

10097-84-4
DCY-126 D-Tetrahydropalmatine

>98%,Standard References

3520-14-7
DCZ-273 Demecolcine

>98%,Standard References

477-30-5
DCZ-128 TETRAHYDROPALMATINE HYDROCHLORIDE

>98%,Standard References

6024-85-7
DCY-019 Isorhychophylline

>98%,Standard References

6859-01-4
DCL-021 Catharanthine Sulfate

>98%,Standard References

70674-90-7
DCH-027 Sec-O-Glucosylhamaudol

>98%,Standard References

80681-44-3
DCY-178 Acegastrodine

>98%,Standard References

64291-41-4
DCR-031 Myrislignan

>98%,Standard References

171485-39-5
DCY-016 Yohimbine hydrochloride Featured

Yohimbine hydrochloride is an alpha-2 renal adenomatase receptor inhibitor, blocking pre- and post-contact alpha-2 renal adenomatase receptors, causing the release of renal adenoma and multiple sclerosis.

65-19-0
DCD-046 Scopolamine butylbromide

>98%,Standard References

149-64-4
DCH-026 Progesterone

>98%,Standard References

57-83-0
DCH-055 Pinusolide

>98%,Standard References

31685-80-0
DCD-083 RhMannioside A

>98%,Standard References

81720-05-0
DCZ-269 Melittoside

>98%,Standard References

19467-03-9
DCZ-230 Rehmannioside C

>98%,Standard References

81720-07-2
DCJ-037 10-Gingerol

>98%,Standard References

23513-15-7
DCC-052 Atractyloside A

>98%,Standard References

126054-77-1
DCS-041 Sudan III;Solvent Red 23

>98%,Standard References

85-86-9
DCY-165 Ethoxysanguinarine

>98%,Standard References

28342-31-6
DCB-022 (-)-Epicatechin gallate

>98%,Standard References

1257-08-5
DCM-059 (-)-Gallocatechin gallate

>98%,Standard References

4233-96-9
DCB-023 (-)-Epigallocatechin gallate

>98%,Standard References

989-51-5
DCJ-005 Cichoric acid

>98%,Standard References

70831-56-0
DCZ-143 7-Ethylcamptothecin

>98%,Standard References

78287-27-1
DCS-016 7-Ethyl-10-Hydroxy-Camptothecin

>98%,Standard References

119577-28-5
DCQ-046 Oroxyloside

>98%,Standard References

36948-76-2
DCS-061 Trifolirhizin

>98%,Standard References

6807-83-6
DCH-017 Glycitin

>98%,Standard References

40246-10-4
DCM-020 Calycosin-7-O-beta-D-glucoside

>98%,Standard References

20633-67-4
DCJ-017 3’- Methoxy Puerarin

>98%,Standard References

117047-07-1
DCX-033 Diosmetin-7-O-β-D-glucopyranoside

>98%,Standard References

20126-59-4
DCS-026 Tectoridin

>98%,Standard References

611-40-5
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