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Chemical Compound Review

octylate     octanoic acid

Synonyms: capryloate, Octansaeure, Caprylsaeure, Kaprylsaeure, n-octoate, ...
 
 
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Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of octanoic acid

  • 14C can be replaced by 13C for labeling the octanoic acid used in the breath test [12].
  • Biological assays revealed that retention of activity was inversely dependent both on the number of chains introduced and on their length; activity was most conserved (greater than 50%) in a TNF preparation modified with only approximately 1-2.5 caprylic acid (C8) residues/trimer [36].
  • For octanoic acid bound to BSA (6:1, mol/mol), the chemical shift of the only FA carboxyl resonance (designated as peak c), plotted as a function of pH, exhibited a complete sigmoidal titration curve that deviated in shape from a corresponding theoretical Henderson-Hasselbach curve [37].
  • Intrahepatic implants of M114 carcinoma in B6D2F1/J mice were treated by intraperitoneal injection of 30 mg sodium caprylate (octanoate), and implants of Nb2 lymphoma in Nb rats were treated with 300 mg tricaprylin orally [38].
  • Effects of octanoic acid on monoamines and their acidic metabolites in the rat brain were analyzed by HPLC [39].

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