2-Propyl-7H-purin-6-amine

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Reagent Code: #192547
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CAS Number 407600-14-0

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Weight 177.21 g/mol
Formula C₈H₁₁N₅
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MDL Number MFCD22207354
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Storage 2-8°C, away from light, dry

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Used primarily as a plant growth regulator, this compound promotes cell division and differentiation in plants, making it effective in tissue culture techniques for inducing shoot formation. It is commonly utilized in micropropagation to enhance the development of plantlets from callus cultures. Also applied in agriculture to improve crop yield, increase resistance to environmental stress, and delay senescence in leaves. Its cytokinin-like activity supports greening and chlorophyll retention in harvested produce, extending shelf life in vegetables and ornamental plants.

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inventory 100mg
10-20 days ฿4,640.00
inventory 250mg
10-20 days ฿7,880.00

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2-Propyl-7H-purin-6-amine
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Used primarily as a plant growth regulator, this compound promotes cell division and differentiation in plants, making it effective in tissue culture techniques for inducing shoot formation. It is commonly utilized in micropropagation to enhance the development of plantlets from callus cultures. Also applied in agriculture to improve crop yield, increase resistance to environmental stress, and delay senescence in leaves. Its cytokinin-like activity supports greening and chlorophyll retention in harvested produce, extending shelf life in vegetables and ornamental plants.
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