2-Thioadenosine is a sulfur-containing analog of adenosine that serves as a research reagent. It is structurally characterized by the replacement of the carbonyl oxygen in adenosine with a sulfur atom at the 2-position of the purine ring, and it is commonly used in biochemical studies investigating nucleoside metabolism and enzyme interactions.
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CAS 43157-50-2
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