α-Galactosidase Substrate and Internal Standard Mix

Product Description

NSK-FA is a dried-down standard mix (1 vial) containing a substrate (S) and Internal Standard (IS) at a S:IS molar ratio of 500:1. It’s designed for quantitative applications in MS/MS Screening and can be used in combination with other NSK (and/or MSK) Mixes for a broader panel of Standards.

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Causes skin irritation

Causes serious eye irritation

May cause respiratory irritation.

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Product Code: NSK-FA Categories: Cambridge Isotopes Labs Inc., Metabolomics

UOM	1 Vial
Chemical Formula	N/A
Labeled CAS Number	N/A
Unlabeled CAS Number	N/A
Chemical Purity	98%
UN Number	N/A
MW	N/A

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Safety Data Sheet

Catalogue Number: NSK-FA
Product Description: α-Galactosidase Substrate and Internal Standard Set
Storage Conditions: Store in Freezer (-20°c). Protect from light.
Recommended ReTest: 2 years from date of manufacture
Intended Use: For Research Use Only. Not for Use in diagnostic procedures.

Compound Description*	Concentration (mg/mL)†
α-Galactosidase substrate (Unlabelled) CP 97%	38.72
α-Galactosidase Internal standard (Benzamide-ring-D₅, 98%)	0.06

* Chemical purity (CP) is 98% or greater, unless Otherwise specified. CPs are based upon HPLC and/or quantitative NMR analysis of the neat Material. Each CP is accounted for in calculating the Compound Concentration for formulation. ^† Concentrations are achieved by reconstituting the Dried down mix in 1 mL of solvent.