Cytidine-5′-monophosphate (CMP), free acid CAS:63-37-6

Cytidine 5’-monophosphate (CMP) is a nucleotide that serves as a building block for RNA synthesis and modification. It is an essential component in the construction of RNA molecules and is involved in processes such as mRNA capping and nucleotide metabolism. CMP is also used in biochemical and molecular biology research for applications such as in vitro transcription and nucleic acid labeling. Its role in RNA metabolism and its use in various experimental techniques make it a critical tool in understanding the structure and function of RNA molecules.

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Role in RNA biosynthesis: CMP is an essential precursor for the synthesis of RNA, where it serves as a building block for RNA molecules.

mRNA capping: CMP is involved in the process of mRNA capping, which is crucial for the stability and translational efficiency of messenger RNA (mRNA).

Nucleotide metabolism: CMP is a key component in nucleotide metabolism, participating in the synthesis and interconversion of nucleotides within the cell.

Research applications: CMP is used in biochemical and molecular biology research for applications like in vitro transcription, nucleotide metabolism studies, and nucleic acid labeling.

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Composition	C9H14N3O8P
Assay	99%
Appearance	White powder
CAS No.	63-37-6
Packing	Small and bulk
Shelf Life	2 years
Storage	Store in cool and dry area
Certification	ISO.