Description
Product Overview
NAD+ (Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide) is a critical coenzyme found in all living cells, serving as a core component in cellular redox reactions. In scientific and laboratory research, NAD+ is widely utilized in biochemical experiments exploring mitochondrial function, cellular energy production (ATP synthesis), metabolic signaling pathways, and enzymatic activity—particularly involving sirtuins and PARPs in controlled environments.
Rise BioLabs supplies this compound in an ultra-pure, buffered lyophilized format to minimize degradation and ensure exceptional structural stability during shipping and storage. Every batch is manufactured under strict quality standards to meet rigorous laboratory specifications.
Technical Specifications
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Compound Name: NAD+ (Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide)
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Total Content: 1000mg per vial
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Formulation: Buffered Lyophilized Powder
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Purity Profile: $\ge 99\%$
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Target Applications: Cellular energy profiling, enzymatic assays, and metabolic pathway modeling.
Storage and Handling Protocols
To preserve the molecular integrity of the coenzyme and prevent premature degradation, please adhere to the following handling guidelines:
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Pre-Reconstitution: For maximum shelf-life and stability, storage is highly recommended at -20°C or lower. The lyophilized powder remains stable at ambient temperatures for short-term shipping durations.
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Post-Reconstitution: Once reconstituted into solution, the material must be refrigerated consistently between 2°C – 8°C and utilized promptly within laboratory-approved timeframes.
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Handling Note: Protect the solution from prolonged exposure to direct light and heat to maintain optimal compound activity.
Research Use Disclaimer
This product is supplied exclusively to qualified professionals for scientific research and laboratory study only. It is not approved, authorized, or intended for human clinical use, medical diagnostics, dietary supplementation, or veterinary applications. All handling, reconstitution, and experimentation must be conducted strictly within certified laboratory environments.
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