Overview
L-Glutathione (GSH) is a naturally occurring tripeptide composed of glutamic acid, cysteine, and glycine. It is commonly utilised in laboratory research involving redox-related pathways, peptide structure, and cellular signalling systems.
L-Glutathione is the biologically active (L-form) of glutathione found in cellular systems. In controlled research environments, it is used as a model compound in studies involving redox processes, molecular interactions, and experimental biological frameworks.
Chemical reference information: CAS number: 70-18-8; Molecular formula: C₁₀H₁₇N₃O₆S; Molecular weight: 307.33 g/mol; Sequence: γ-Glu-Cys-Gly. These reference identifiers describe the formulation; the batch-specific analytical record identifies the supplied material.
Reference conditions for unreconstituted research material are −20°C with moisture and direct light excluded. Use the storage instructions on the supplied batch record for the actual presentation, and record any change of physical state or storage conditions.
Where laboratory preparation is required, use an appropriate validated solvent and aseptic peptide-handling procedure. Solvent compatibility, final concentration, and post-preparation storage depend on the specific formulation and experimental protocol. The catalog strength is the compound amount, not the concentration of a prepared solution.
NORVEXA Bioscience batch documentation can be requested using the printed reference and lot number. Review identity, analytical purity, presentation, and handling specifications before including a material in a laboratory workflow.
L-Glutathione 1500 mg is offered as a NORVEXA research pen. The selected strength refers to the compound content of this pen reference. Request the matching batch record for identity, analytical specifications, and presentation details.
Handling and storage
Reference conditions for unreconstituted research material are −20°C with moisture and direct light excluded. Use the storage instructions on the supplied batch record for the actual presentation, and record any change of physical state or storage conditions.
Where laboratory preparation is required, use an appropriate validated solvent and aseptic peptide-handling procedure. Solvent compatibility, final concentration, and post-preparation storage depend on the specific formulation and experimental protocol. The catalog strength is the compound amount, not the concentration of a prepared solution.
NORVEXA Bioscience batch documentation can be requested using the printed reference and lot number. Review identity, analytical purity, presentation, and handling specifications before including a material in a laboratory workflow.