Essential details
Quantity(pieces):1000
MOQ:1kg
G.W:28 kg
N.W:25 kg
Shipping:Express Delivery, Ocean freight
Package Description:1kg/bag/pcs;25kg/drum/pcs
Product Introduction
Nervonic Acid is a type of monounsaturated fatty acid, mainly found in brain nerve cells and nerve fibers. Its core function lies in promoting the repair of nerve cells, maintaining the integrity of myelin sheaths, and supporting brain development and cognitive functions. In particular, it has potential effects in improving memory and delaying neurodegenerative diseases.
I. The main mechanism of action of neuroglycine
Neuroprotection and repair
Neuroglyceride is an important component of nerve myelin sheath, which can promote the regeneration of damaged nerve fibers. As the "insulating layer" of nerve signals, the myelin sheath can accelerate the efficiency of nerve impulse conduction and protect nerve cells from oxidative damage. Studies have shown that a deficiency of neuroglyceride may lead to abnormal myelin structure and affect the transmission of nerve signals.
2. Promotes brain development and cognitive functions
During the infancy and adolescence periods, neuroglycerol plays a role in the construction of the brain's neural network, potentially enhancing learning ability and memory. For adults, it helps maintain synaptic plasticity by regulating lipid metabolism in the brain, thereby improving cognitive functions such as attention and reaction speed.
3. Potential anti-neurodegenerative effects
Animal experiments have shown that neuroglycerol may delay the progression of diseases such as Alzheimer's disease through pathways such as reducing the deposition of β-amyloid protein and inhibiting neuroinflammation. In addition, it also has research value for the recovery of neurological functions in patients with Parkinson's disease and multiple sclerosis.
I. The main mechanism of action of neuroglycine
Neuroprotection and repair
Neuroglyceride is an important component of nerve myelin sheath, which can promote the regeneration of damaged nerve fibers. As the "insulating layer" of nerve signals, the myelin sheath can accelerate the efficiency of nerve impulse conduction and protect nerve cells from oxidative damage. Studies have shown that a deficiency of neuroglyceride may lead to abnormal myelin structure and affect the transmission of nerve signals.
2. Promotes brain development and cognitive functions
During the infancy and adolescence periods, neuroglycerol plays a role in the construction of the brain's neural network, potentially enhancing learning ability and memory. For adults, it helps maintain synaptic plasticity by regulating lipid metabolism in the brain, thereby improving cognitive functions such as attention and reaction speed.
3. Potential anti-neurodegenerative effects
Animal experiments have shown that neuroglycerol may delay the progression of diseases such as Alzheimer's disease through pathways such as reducing the deposition of β-amyloid protein and inhibiting neuroinflammation. In addition, it also has research value for the recovery of neurological functions in patients with Parkinson's disease and multiple sclerosis.
Product description
Type
Herbs Standards
CAS NO.
506-37-6
Molecular Formula
C24H46O2
Mol. wt.
286.24
Specification
1kg/pc
Purity
>= 98%
Store
Refrigerate at 4 °C, seal, and protect from light.
Shelf Life
2 years
Supply
In stock
Use
Used for content determination/identification/pharmacological experiments, etc.
Origin
Herba
Identification
NMR; MS
Appearances
White powder
Melting Point
42-43°C
Solubility
Soluble in ethanol, weakly chloroform, not soluble in water
